It was my drama group today. We did a scene
from A Midsummer’s Nights Dream. I
played two parts — a dog belonging to the man in the moon and a lion. It’s a
good job I can multi-task. I hadn’t realized the man in the moon had a dog, but
I just listened to directions and improvised.
Everyone agreed that my portrayal of a lion
was pretty scary. I had them running in all directions. I thought I heard Linda
say that it was actually a wasp that caused the panic not me. However, I have to be honest here — I
think she was a little bit jealous because all she had to do was pretend to be
a wall. How much acting is involved in standing there being a wall with a hole
in it? Not that much. My lion, though, was worthy of an award.
There were a couple of unfortunate
misunderstandings. It was only after I’d brought them my Frisbee that I found
out they were talking about Thisbe. However, I don’t think I spoilt a
particularly dramatic moment that much by dropping my Frisbee at the foot of
Linda’s wall. Then, when I saw Gavin lying in the floor, I thought he’d had too
much wine so I started to lick his face. In fact, he was playing dead and
helping him wasn’t very lion-like behaviour. It also made him sneeze.
I hope things improve next week. I might
suggest we do the Wizard of Oz. I
could be Toto to Linda’s Dorothy.
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Thanks for your ynderstanding. Rupert.