<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

I'm a graduate student in theater costume production, going to be starting my second year of the MFA program this coming Sept. I was working as a graduate assistant for the head of the dance department this last year, which gave me a pretty nice deal- the school knocked off half of my tuition, and I got $1000/month to live on. 

I recently had the opportunity to interview with a big name theater company that had a wardrobe assistant position open. Obviously, this would help me a lot more in the future than being an editing/copy girl for the dance department. 

I've been keeping the dance boss absolutely up to date on the status of everything. I told her (monday) I made the cut to move into the second round of interviews (friday) and she told me that since she was leaving for Italy on Monday, she wanted to know Saturday morning whether or not they were hiring me. When I asked Friday night about a timeline of notifications, they said "hopefully mid-this week," which is what I emailed and told the dance boss. 

She then said "You have to make a decision Wednesday and tell Flunky."  I told Flunky on Weds that I hadn't heard yet, but I had a call into the theater. On Thursday, Flunky said "I need to know by 4 PM today." After getting home at 6, I emailed and said "At this point, I'm coming back to the dance office, as I haven't heard from the theater."
Flunky then emailed me back and said "So I should tell Other Girl Interested In Your Job to go look for another opportunity?"

Redditors, I really think i have a good chance at this theater job, and haven't heard ANYTHING back after calling at 3 this last friday.  Do I string along the dance office for longer? Do I call and get more insistent about knowing if I was chosen? Do I tell the dance office to stick it in their ear because this is all bullshit anyway? I feel like even though I was completely up front with this boss, I'm getting pressured to make a decision based on incomplete information.
<bot>: Boss from current inter-school job is pressuring me for a stay/leave decision without waiting for the results of my interview for a better, more career-relevant job.