At last!
It's been more than a year since we began the search for space and permits but it seems (fingers-crossed here) that we are on the verge of a party. To be truthful, none of our permit applications have actually been stamped "approved," but we have enough winks, nods and smiles from the powers-that-be to believe they are all forthcoming. Our next step is to obtain something called a "stud permit" so that we can begin demolition of what's currently occupying the space and, at the least, begin our own construction. This may happen as early as next week. Wow.
I'm told that our blogs are often long and ponderous. We apologize for that but that happens when the wait is long and...ponderous. You just keep talking, hoping that enough words will push open the door. Now that we're nearly there, I find myself speechless. I can't think of the Yiddish word that describes the feeling but it has to do something with emotion clogging the windpipe and the mind. I'm at that place: incredibly happy and incredibly scared.
Keep an eye on the website early next week. We're going to need some help!
I'm told that our blogs are often long and ponderous. We apologize for that but that happens when the wait is long and...ponderous. You just keep talking, hoping that enough words will push open the door. Now that we're nearly there, I find myself speechless. I can't think of the Yiddish word that describes the feeling but it has to do something with emotion clogging the windpipe and the mind. I'm at that place: incredibly happy and incredibly scared.
Keep an eye on the website early next week. We're going to need some help!
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Hey Krikstan, long time no see. I've been getting the run down on your project from Peter and I think it sounds amazing. If you need any help (or want to chat/catch up) send me an email at awithrow AT gmail DOT com
Verklempt.
Yes, a party. A Stud Permit Party. :)
Congratulations!
Congratulations! As fun as it has been to watch Peter go slowly insane with anticipation, I admit I've been anxious on your guy's behalf as you've waited. I can't wait to see this thing get off the ground!
As always, I am in the area and would gladly lend my assistance in anything I might be useful for.
Dear Mr. Krikstan,
My name is Valerie Chamness, and I have been a fan of your work for many years. I watched "Amadeus" at Marshall High School when I was a sophomore, and was stunned by the quality performance, and from then until I graduated, I was a regular attender of your shows. I believe you have directed several cousins of mine (Justin, Ryan, and Adam Kincaid), and they all rave about your directing. I heard through a friend of mine that you were opening your own theatre company, and I would be honored to submit my headshot and resume for your consideration. You may contact me at rosencrantzgirl@hotmail.com, or call me at 703.973.2162.
Thank you,
Valerie Chamness
Congrats -- and for what it's worth, I like long and ponderous... what else am I gonna read at work?
Thanks Miranda.
I take great pride in our ponderousnesses.
And also in our use of words like ponderousnesses. Which... for some reason... is actually a correct conjugation!
Hi Mr.Krikstan!
I just recently heard about 1st Stage and I can't wait to see what happens next. Daniel said I should volunteer and I would love to help in any way I can. I know my dad wants to lend a hand too. If you need us for something just let me know. Artemiswaltz@aol.com.
Tammy.
Hey Mr. Krikstan, just gimme a call when you need help and i'll skip school to be there.
BJ
Mark--
With tools in hand, I will be at your beck and call for demolition or construction!
Tim Willmot
For anyone checking the comments here, we had a slight delay because of one last fire code issue. It has been resolved! Work will, barring further complications, begin in the space this next week!
Farklempt
Love you all,
Deb
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