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the village i’ve been in lately
i already had a lot to say about the
universe and
time and
childhood and
god and
relativity and
guilt and
home and
hope and
connection before joining this show. a lot more now, that certainly won’t do justice here, so i’ll just take it up with my therapist
so we just. . . stop doing the show?? but how will people see it? im confused
I wasn’t prepared for these goons to get so wrapped up in my life, but I’m oh so glad to be wrapped up in theirs. Never taking a company like this for granted.
🦀🥼🚶🏻♀️🍷💐🫱🏼🫲🏽📦🩺🌊🚢
I just don’t want it to be over.
I just don’t want it to end.
This one is extra special. Loss is hard. Grief is hard. Loneliness is hard. This show was hard. I write this as I wait for my flight to see my grandparents house one last time. Doing this show right after losing my Grammie in February feels like speed running the stages of grief. But I had some of the best people in the world to walk me through it. It hurts to stay, it hurts to go. I suppose now is as good a time as any to look forward toward whoever we are each about to become.
Anyway, it’s Zippy’s world, we’re just living in it.
🐉🦡🕷️
“That certain kind of -welcome- you can’t get nowhere else in all this world.”
I’m fashionably late to the “happy opening” post, but here it is nevertheless. Nothing else to say but I’M ON BROADWAY!!!
I didn’t realize how big of a deal it would be to work here until after I had applied. I didn’t realize how talented everyone was until I saw how dedicated they were. I didn’t think I could match that talent until I was given the space to thrive. I didn’t think I made too big of an impact on anyone until they encouraged me to stay. I didn’t realize how much it felt like home until I left.