We all try to put the dangers
out of our minds when we enter
our seats, but the dangers are
always there. Paprzycki admits
that he has found himself paying
closer attention to details while
flying ever since he got involved
with the play. A trip to Boston in
July was delayed while the crew
had a maintenance guy check
out a situation with the front tire.
Paprzycki watched what everyone was doing, what they were
touching, how they were react-
ing, and even how they were
sitting; all of which gave him
insight for the play. Likewise,
historical tv coverage about the
incidents proved invaluable for
Paprzycki and the cast members
to get a better understanding of
the gravity of these situations.
“The direction I’ve given to the
cast from the minute we started
is, ‘This is a play in which you’re
going to constantly remember
one word as you’re acting - training,’” explained Paprzycki. “I
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