I don't believe I've ever been to Delaware, much less performed there. We had two shows here--and the theater space was VERY limited, which made things stressful for the cast and especially the crew. It didn't help that the local crew (the people who are hired by the theater to help load and work on the show just for the time we're there) was rude and not helpful to our crew! Usually, by the time we (the cast) pull into the theater to get ready for the show, the set is all put together and most everything is ready to go. As you will see in some of the photos--that was not the case here in Delaware. NOT our crews fault.
But we all pulled together and did our best. The space wasn't terrible, but just cramped. Lots of history in the theater, though. Very cool signatures all over, and lots of show posters hanging throughout the building.
Journalist and author Cokie Roberts and actor Richard Chamberlain--
Debbie Reynolds--
In the lobby--
Next stop is Englewood, NJ (hint: it was a disaster).
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