Olivia had this great idea, though, and it's helping. I have my fiddle with me onstage and play it a bit while I'm talking.
It's not written that way, but Mr. Davenport thinks it adds an extra-folksy element to have the Stage Manager plucking on a fiddle.
And for me it's so great because whenever I need a second to remember my next line,
I just start playing a little “Soldier's Joy” on my fiddle and it buys me some time.
I've gotten to know the kids in the show a lot better, especially the pink-haired girl who plays Emily.
Turns out she's not nearly as stuck-up as I thought she was, given the crowd she hangs out with.
Her boyfriend's this built jock who's a big deal on the varsity sports circuit at school.
It's a whole world that I have nothing to do with, so I'm kind of surprised that this Miranda girl turns out to be kind of nice.
One day we're sitting on the floor backstage waiting for the tech guys to fix the main spotlight.
“So how long have you and Olivia been dating?” she asks out of the blue. “About four months now,” I say.
“Have you met her brother?” she says casually. It's so unexpected that I can't hide my surprise.
“You know Olivia's brother?” I ask. “Via didn't tell you? We used to be good friends. I've known Auggie since he was a baby.”
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