Their reading process is five levels. I wasn't sure was to expect from a second level reading; I know that add more elements as it goes along to the fifth level, which is a full fledged reading. I wasn't expecting a set. I was expecting maybe chairs and stuff marked as items. Not a real fake roast. Not a table with a christmas cloth on it. Not any of this.
No one got a picture of the look on my face, but it was pretty priceless.
There were no tears, just disbelief that someone wanted to do my work THIS MUCH.
Man. Just.
Man.
I felt so undeserving of such work. I mean, I know I deserve it, but when it happens, you are just stunned. I was just honored and felt humbled by it. And they did a great job.
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Very cool. It's always great to hear and see the play done well in its early stages. Did the reading inspire rewrites?
Both of the readings have inspired rewrites, including a sex change on a minor character that I think makes it more compelling. As soon as OLIVER! is done I am going to work on the draft and start actually sending it again.
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