Tomorrow, we do what we can and hope for the best!
What’s my motivation?
- To entertain people.
- To work with an amazing bunch of folks (along with not-so-amazing folks).
- To be involved in as many events with my classmates before we go our separate ways.
- To put up a show that we can be proud of, such that we can hold our heads up high even if not everyone appreciates it.
- To do something different from the usual mug, clerk cases, examine patients routine.
- To show off my acting skills, or the fact that I’m the lead actress.
- To wait until the last night so I can act like a prima donna by throwing a hissy fit the night before because of the M2s causing our play to be pushed back by an hour.
If I were in charge of the M2 play, how would I really, really piss everyone off?
- I would write a play that’s over half an hour longer than stipulated.
- I would feign ignorance about the time limitation despite having taken part in Playhouse the year before.
- I would cause everyone’s schedule to be pushed back for my play.
- I would put the blame for said ignorance solely at the hands of the organisers for not having reminded me at least 283 times.
- I would demand that my play starts first because the props and stage takes more time to set up than anyone else, even the M4’s who are renowned for their prop-making abilities, thus making sure everyone else waits for me instead of the other way round.
- I would try to hit up the Medical Society to sponsor my props but suggesting that they could use my props for Operation Theatre 2.
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