In any event, you'll have a few good laughs. This involved more dialogue lines than the first one at http://www.kuzmich3.com/China/video.mp4
in which I played a Russian doctor. What made this
performance so awkward was that there was no interpreter for
me, only for the audience. Every question came to me in Chinese while my English was
immediately translated into Chinese by an interpreter standing next to
me. But the difficulty was that I had to
follow the their Chinese script in a blind-fold manner because
their Chinese was incredibly fast and furious. I
didn't have a second to think because I never knew when the
machine-gun Chinese chatter would ever-end. We had no
dress rehearsal. It was "live" and lively.
But that's not all. My translator got a call as we were driving back to my apartment telling me that my performance was fantastic. They liked my performance so much that they want me to do more of them periodically all over China for other local TV stations! I don't think so. I do not have the time to travel and teach five days a week plus prepare lesson plans. But if I was ten years younger, I almost could have had a new career here in China!!!!!
It was a fun experience and yes, I received a nice honorarium.
Enjoy and have a few laughs on me!!!
But that's not all. My translator got a call as we were driving back to my apartment telling me that my performance was fantastic. They liked my performance so much that they want me to do more of them periodically all over China for other local TV stations! I don't think so. I do not have the time to travel and teach five days a week plus prepare lesson plans. But if I was ten years younger, I almost could have had a new career here in China!!!!!
It was a fun experience and yes, I received a nice honorarium.
Enjoy and have a few laughs on me!!!
Here are a few photos from the gig. All women had makeup,
hair dresser, etc. and me... nothing. So I look ancient!
My translator, Sunny.
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