#Blessed

For the past few days I've been ransacking my house to gather props for the upcoming production of Hundreds and Thousands. It's times like this I really appreciate how chilled my family are, especially when I say "Do you need this?", "Can I have this?" "Do you have any..."

Most families would be fed up with it instead my mum gets into the deep dark depths of the rotting, spider infested shed with me to help me find the rusty nail she remembers seeing several weeks ago. And Nanna asks all her pals at bingo, from the corner shop, her local cafe and pretty much anyone she see's on the street to try and help me out. They always manage to come and see whatever show I'm working on too; they are so wonderfully supportive.

I've also managed to contact a few companies in Doncaster to see if they could donate a few specific items and have been amazed by the positive response my begging phone calls have been getting.

I'm also amazed at the amount of energy I manage to find and infest into amateur theatre which reassures this is exactly what I'm meant to be doing.

This has not turned out to be the post I thought it would be, I'm not really a soppy person, so I'll put an end to it with a shameless plug -  BUY YOUR TICKETS FOR HUNDREDS AND THOUSANDS HERE!