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January is GREASE-month in Haugesund! We all started yesterday, in all our different fields, on stage, back stage\u2026 like the theatre director says: it\u00b4s like a family-reunion, now that everyone is back! I want to share with you part of the process in the making of GREASE, but&nbsp;I\u00b4m having problems loading photos to my travel-Mac. Luckily I can do even better than photos today: a tv-sequence with an interview with Torleif the stagemanager and me on props, the second day into the GREASE-month of January. The set is designed by Takis, a greek living in London, it\u00b4s been produced in Lithuania (and Norway). Due to stormy seas in the Baltic, the set arrived a bit late yesterday afternoon, and 3 Lithuanians, helped by a couple of Norwegians, has managed to put together most of the 5 tons of steel that make this set. It is looking SO cool already! I\u00b4ve already mentioned the students at Rubbestadneset who have been working on the marquee-letters. Some other students at Stord have welded the car-seats seen in the video. And me, the past two days, I\u00b4ve been working on the textile part of the seats. (Sewing in leatherette, however soft it may seem, is heavy! And it sticks to the sewing machine. Argh! ) But it will all look very nice tomorrow night I hope. Well, enough with the talking, let\u00b4s roll some film:<\/p>\n