I remember Panama quite well, surprising considering we did close to 70 shows in a one month tour. The thing that stuck was that Austin and I slept through our alarm and the rest of the troupe left for the theatre without us, not such a big problem but we hadn´t seen the theatre yet and had no idea where it was! Well our road manager figured we learnt out lesson and sent the technician back to find out where we were (he woke us up knocking on the door,) and we said we´d be right down, less than two minutes later we were downstairs ready to go... but the technician had gone back already (third cab,) turns out they had left the theatre address with the receptionist so we were good to go! This was an interesting approach for a road manager to take don´t you think? I mean, there are only four in the cast so it´s not like they could improvise that much. The fun really started when he tries to reprimand us for being late, anyway no surprises that he isn´t road manager anymore... more horror stories from the road soon. Honestly we do not have a lot of time for maintaining a daily blog, so I will write more and post as regularly as possible so let me know you like these stories please by giving us a like!
Good waves, R
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| Panama Old City Looks like it never recovered from the party |
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| There are some beautiful derelict properties on the penninsula |
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| And some no longer so beautiful |
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| Historic remains of the old city walls |
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| I have no idea. I thought you knew where we are.. |
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| Panama beach |
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| The Arrival -Paul, Cata, Juan y Celeste |
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