The Queen's Women

The dinamics of my playgroup seem pretty alright. I like the people I am working with and we all seem to be getting along. Everyone seems relatively in-sync with the vision...if they aren't, they aren't saying anything about it. I am playing Romeo which feels pretty weird. I was not too cracked about playing a male until we, as a group, decided to sort of disregard gender. Most of the characters are going to be turned into females for our version of Romeo and Juliet because we didn't want to try to hide the fact that we are women. We aren't setting out to make a big deal about the fact that Romeo is now a woman, we just won't try to make "him" a guy.
Also, I am not too cracked up about the name we choose, but we figured we needed a working name so there it is. We also talked about a name like that is similar to a title for a book or a paper--once you get started and see what you are really working with you get the name. I think it will be the jokes along the way that will give us the most powerful name for our playgroup.