My stomach is in knots
We had auditions for Nunsense the past two nights. I tried out for the part of Robert Anne. I know I gave a good, solid audition on Monday, but there were a lot of really good, solid actresses there both nights, and honestly, I’m a bit worried. She said last night that if they were able to come to a decision last night, they would make casting calls today. Otherwise, they’d be having call backs tonight and making the casting calls tomorrow, so I may have to wait until tomorrow to hear. I’m not usually this nervous, but I really want this part.
EDIT: I got the part! If I weren’t at work, I’d be jumping up and down. 
March 17th, 2008 at 11:13 am
Hello! My wife and I just got done listening to your Librivox recording of the Elusive Pimpernel. This is the second of your recording that we have enjoyed and I wanted to write and tell what a fabulous job you have done of capturing the emotions and feelings of the story! You could do this for pay as good as you have read these two stories! I have listened to quite a few audio books and have rarely heard ones of these caliber!
Keep up the good work!
One thing, you say those French phrases so well, yet I do not know French! Bah!! I guess I will have to go get a parallel dictionary somewhere!
G’day!
March 28th, 2008 at 8:20 am
I have been listening to your audio versions of Anne of Green Gables and Anne of Avonlea. The Anne books are still some of my favorite and you have done a beautiful job of vocalizing them! I’m so sad that you haven’t done Anne of the Island, so now I must get used to listening to them by multiple people, which makes me sad. I can not wait to hear your take on P & P. I wish you all the luck in all of your works, you are really quite talented!
Oh, and thanks for the British sites!
March 28th, 2008 at 8:31 am
Thanks for the compliments. I’m glad people are enjoying the recordings!
Carrie, Anne of the Island is on my list of future recordings. I just find I enjoy it more if I vary the recordings instead of doing several by the same author in a row.