The cast assembled awaiting the directors call. There was excitement as the play in reading held such potential.
From the word go there was a problem. The playwright. He wanted things done his way and would interject continuously with his ideas over those of the director.
The cast got jack of the whole process and explained to the playwright that his job was done and now it was up to the director and them to get the production happening.
He wasn’t happy but learned a valuable lesson. By watching he saw his vision come to life.
Written for: https://moralmondays.wordpress.com/2016/08/28/moral-mondays-there-is-no-i-in-team/
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Nice take Michael. I like that the play write learned, and through learning, saw his writing come to life. That would be an amazing experience I think.
It certainly is Mandi, thanks for stopping by…
A valuable lesson for all writers! We should write then walk away 🙂 Great story Michael
Thank you Lynne some lessons are hard to learn…
How very true! Some of us take a whole lifetime to learn them too 🙂
Exactly, one day at a time.
🙂