After the laziest of lazy Saturdays, today (Sunday) i attended the fit-up for the Little Theatre's production of "A view from the bridge". Arriving at 10:30 this morning and leaving just after 8 this evening, its been a hard and long day indeed. However tiring it has been, it certainly feels good to be creative using hammers and drills. Today saw the crew constructing a raked stage with a surrounding set mimicking 1950's New York city. A full and rewarding day and topped off by my return home to a sunday roast made by my darling lady.
As for the weekdays preceding the weekend, the final preparations have been made for Thursday evenings recording of a barbershop choir. So a full report with pictures and hopefully a time-lapse video will be posted soon after. I've also been developing an idea for a new website with the needs of sound engineers at heart, so i'll soon be begging, stealing and borrowing whatever i can to make it a success.
The week ahead looks set to be a musical one, with Alley Barber soon to be visiting for some synthesis and electronica experimentation.
Right then, time to watch the football highlights and mix a few drums.
TTFN
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