HOW SICK IS TOO SICK - 2 Questions

> On another incident, I was involved in a potential deadly accident> and was saved by a whisker. I was on my way to a show in at Hayman.> I was dazed and shocked when the cop and ambulance driver asked me> if I wanted anyone notified. First thing I said was "call the> theatre." That was all that was on my mind. We had Two shows> that day, and after I was cleared to go, I was straight on my way> for the second performance. My timing couldn't have been better. Somehow> the story had got around that I had been KILLED! How appropriate then> that my first appearance that afternoon was at the back end of a coffin> that I helped bring on-stage. Except for those I entered with, no-one> else on-stage new of my presence. You should have seen their faces> as they gawped at this pale faced figure at the rear end of a coffin,> someone they had just been told had DIED.> Even death did not stop me!I've heard of dying on stage, or even corpsing onstage, but leave the real thing to the right moment, because if/when you do die, no-one in the cast of that play will believe you.The Jeff who cried "DEAD!!!"?El