Supernova and SaveMe preparing for the show.
Just an hour after the banning from my father out of the secret society of Public Townscape he had to be on stage in Nuova Sicilia’s Teatro Massimo for the premiere of the Italian spoken version of Samuel Beckett’s play Eh Oh and he did great. Nobody noticed what injustice was done to him and as a great actor he performed marvelous, together with the great Italian voice of Supernova Amat. The Italian public, loud as they are, went crazy after the play and when also Callie DelBoa, the english voice from the english version entered the stage the public cheered for minutes and flowers where thrown on stage. Cristos Benelli, who made everything possible was proud enjoying the acievement (and his new found love), Ze Moo, who did the life streaming pushed the replaybuttons and Don Laprade, who designed the stage also got a virtual bouquet. It’s a joy to be able to work with such creative people where on other places (Public Townscape) narrowmindness rules.
At the afterparty we enjoyed our Second Life and praised ourselves happy to be with such fine company.
Thanks all, SaveMe Oh
Cupido Oh, Supernova Amat and Callie DelBoa recieve a big applause
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Was great, and ty very much to you and your father for make my dreamworld a little less anoying..
Congratulations for the succes. both of you deserve it
I did not receive an imaginary flower, let alone a virtual bouquet.
And I’m still yearning to see what you have to say on my long reply a week or 2 ago, because I wrote it with much vigor.
(I hope you didn’t think a random nobody from nowhere would be interested in your blog.. It’s a familiar random nobody from a place.)
The virtual bouquet was lying on the stage you know so well. Today i asked somebody to put them in a vase because otherwise they would die.
Sorry for not repeating your other contribution, but my SL was quit hectic, also had to take care of my father, and do a performance. Hope i can soon give you an answer.