Fond farewell to The Drowning Girls

Alumnae Theatre Company’s production of The Drowning Girls closed on Saturday night to another packed house at the end of an incredible run – and I was lucky to be able to see it one last time before our closing night celebration at Betty’s and the inevitable set strike the following day.

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Bessie’s grave stone (written by actor Tennille Read)

I have to say, this was a sad strike for me. For some reason, I’m going to miss this set a lot. More paint under my fingernails today, but I don’t mind.

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Set & lighting designer Ed Rosing surveys our progress
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Centre tub – pre-strike
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One last look at those beautiful birch trees
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Stage left tub shower head with ivy snaking around it
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Tubs
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The magic shower switch
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Shower head detached
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Love this window. Up centre of the stage, it was blacked out with a curtain for the show.
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Lamps down awaiting transfer to the main stage for the Bravo Academy rental. They’re doing Into The Woods.
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Arts/culture social bloggerfly & Elwood P. Dowd disciple. Likes playing with words. A lot. Toronto

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