today i went for a charity concert at Romeo Juliet Charlie, in aid of Operation Smile. didn't really know what to expect - didn't even know what exactly i was gonna be watching. and was kinda disappointed at the standard and quality of the performance. but what was more disappointing was the way the whole performance flowed. like, sound checks were done on stage, just before the item started; performers ran from audience seats up stage just before they had to appear onstage... it came across as pretty haphazard.
still, i must applaud the performers and organizers for putting together this charity concert to raise funds for this worthy cause. i've done charity concerts during my jc days too, and it's definitely not an easy task to coordinate and rehearse at the same time.
but the perfectionist in me cannot take the little unprofessionalism here and there. it really spoils the whole performance ):
still, i must applaud the performers and organizers for putting together this charity concert to raise funds for this worthy cause. i've done charity concerts during my jc days too, and it's definitely not an easy task to coordinate and rehearse at the same time.
but the perfectionist in me cannot take the little unprofessionalism here and there. it really spoils the whole performance ):
(i admit i wasn't the best audience around though, hahaha.)
and hence i miss the thrill of doing dance productions. it was really stressful working through all the details, dealing with different people, meeting tight deadlines... but it helped a lot to have a awesome exco working alongside me! miss the crazy times with the seniors/alumni too, and all the nonsense we did together hahaha. it's... different now ):
and hence i miss the thrill of doing dance productions. it was really stressful working through all the details, dealing with different people, meeting tight deadlines... but it helped a lot to have a awesome exco working alongside me! miss the crazy times with the seniors/alumni too, and all the nonsense we did together hahaha. it's... different now ):
not entirely in a bad way, but just... different. especially without the bunch of alumni who were around when i was still an undergrad. #想当年
can guess who this person is? :)
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the pictures. that the blogger wanted. haha.
i think by now you should have guessed who the blogger is. :)
