Thanks! Yes, it was a great part. One of the challenges, as you know, is the choice (or choices) you have to make concerning his guilt or innocence and how you play it. I guess I won't say anymore so as to not spoil it for anyone. We did only five performances because of our rental situation. It is always frustrating in that it seems I always have some big clarifying revelation half way through the last performance. And, of course, it also takes a number of performances to understand the humor and where the laughs are. On the other hand it was a very draining performance so I am a little relieved it's over. We had a relatively simple set--the office was stage right formed by three walls, we had the garden stage left, just a bench, a plant and a brick wall behind it. We had a podium far left that came off and on for the two sermons and then I did the basketball coaching scene down center. We had such a tight schedule in the theater that I never got to see how anything looked, but it seemed to work OK. Just a minor sight line issue on the office door.

We open on May 7th (I'm playing sister Aloyisious).  It's been a difficult process, but the script is amazing!  My dear friend plays sister James and we commute together.  The ride home is pretty tense.