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I would much prefer to
spend this time telling you
about the strides the young combatants made in Brad Waller’s sword fighting class, but I’ll keep that for next week when I am able to give you the full report of “The Battle of Miller’s Schoolhouse.” For now, it’s time to buckle down. The script is my first responsibility and so armed with my Complete Works of William Shakespeare, a cup of coffee, and a blazing fire on a cold, 5 a.m., Rappahannock morning, I search for my glasses. Of course, I’ve put them somewhere “safe” and now they are impossible to find. Finally, I find them in my watering can. They are retrieved and I’m ready to go.
Luckily, while studying at the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, D.C., I befriended the assistant director PJ Paparelli, now the artistic director of the Perseverance Theatre in Alaska. His wise
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