Day Three

Well, I think I'm over my jet-lag, although there are points in the day when David and I have been working so enthusiastically that we crash hard. The beds in the room are really comfortable, so waking up is difficult.... however, there is no cold water at all in my shower, so I wake up quickly.

The shots of the dancers are from this school were they were rehearsing for the day. They all fit into this great concrete building and we managed to have a production meeting in the middle of them all. The dancers are the most disciplined performers I've ever encountered, it's fantastic.

I visited the Jamshed Bhabha Theatre where the show is being held for the first time and was blown away. First of all, it takes an hour to get there, on a good day. I hear that 2 hours is an average travel time. However such a long time spent in the car allows for good opportunities to take some pictures. We saw this billboard for the show with Shiamak that's below. There are 16 across the city. The first 2 nights are sold out already.

These pictures on the water were taken at sunset just outside the theatre, it's going to be a great place to be working every day. And the blue one with the guy walking in the bottom left corner was snapped in a split second from the car before a line of traffic drove by. I love how well it came out for not aiming.