Monday evening, The Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage series featured a familiar show.....The Brontes. Yup, that same show from this past summer's Fringe festival. It definitely has turned into the little show that could.
It was a long day as we had to load-in, tech-in and rehearse as much of the show as time would allow, all before the performance began at 6pm. I felt pretty calm through all of it until about thirty minutes before curtain, at which time I got a little nervous. Actually a lot nervous. The most nervous I've been in my experience with this show. Usually I only get nerves like that when I'm unsure about something in the show or if I feel unprepared or something. In this case, it was the fact that I was about to perform at the freakin' Kennedy Center. A big deal for me.
The show was a great success! We had a big crowd and the performance went really well. If you'd like to watch the performance, you can check it out HERE.
A day later, I was thinking about things a little. In my time, I've had the opportunity to perform at a lot of cool places.....
Lincoln Center
Merriweather Post Pavillion
First Mariner Arena
....and now, The Kennedy Center.
Not too bad!


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