The show had a skeleton cast of 12, but there was also The Ensemble which was comprised of 26 other students. It was the first time I had gotten to experiment with using masses of bodies on stage both in the show and just playing in the rehearsal room.

For the majority of the rehearsal process, The Ensemble would only rehearse with the rest of their ensemble members. This provided a real sense of unity between them, as though they were one singular living organism split up into many bodies.

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This project was filled with more challenges than anything I'd ever done before. There are of course things I would have done differently, but the amount that I got to learn from this experience as a director, writer, collaborator, and overall human is priceless. The amount of time, energy, and care that was poured into this show by everyone who was involved from the crew to the cast is something I will forever be undeniably proud of and grateful for.