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[JoseSPiano]

!!!PAGE THREE!!!

[George]

As for the Topic of the Day....

Plays:

Art
Red
Sleuth
The Mystery of Irma Vep
Greater Tuna

And if we could extend this to Musicals:
I Do! I Do!
jon & jen
The Last Five Years

I've seen Art and The Last Five Years, and thoroughly enjoyed both.

[Ginny]

Several things are weighing quite heavily on my mind today, so I think the best thing to do is go to the Y.  I'll use the treadmill and the NuStep and listen to something upbeat like MAMMA MIA.

Bye for now...

[George]

I've also seen a one-man Hamlet that was actually very good.  It was only about an hour and 15 minutes, but it was a great cut of the show and the actor was wonderful.

[TCB]

Funny that today's topic is 2-person plays, because...

Today, I'm announcing my newest play in THE HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS collection.

It's the first play I've added to the series since the mid-1990s, and it's a 2-charater play.  [The other 8 are only 1-character plays]

It's called NELSON AND JEANETTE and it's available in both paperback and Kindle editions.  It's also available to theatres for licensing.

Here's the trailer on it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRE9FmwiNWY&list=UUQ6z6vyjJFsiqL33qbiSJSQ&index=1&feature=plcp

Very nice, Druxy.  I confess that I know nothing of the real lives of Nelson and Jeanette.  Alos when did you sneak SHADOW WATCHER into the mix?  I don't remember you mentioning that novel before.

[George]

And how could I forget...last year, Theater Artists Olympia did a three-man "Hound of the Baskervilles" that was a hoot!  I worked the sound for the show and saw every performance.  I never saw the same show twice, but it was fun every time.

[TCB]

~~~~~ Break a Leg Vibes to Jrand and company of SEE HOW THEY RUN! ~~~~~

[TCB]

And we're back tonight to Legally Blonde featuring Matt Mattei's wall of sound.  Oy.

I see that Seattle Musical Theatre is opening their LEGALLY BLONDE tomorrow night.  I think I will pass on that one.

[TCB]

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Thank you, FJL, for breaking up a very dull frenzy.

[TCB]

I've also seen a one-man Hamlet that was actually very good.  It was only about an hour and 15 minutes, but it was a great cut of the show and the actor was wonderful.

And how could I forget...last year, Theater Artists Olympia did a three-man "Hound of the Baskervilles" that was a hoot!  I worked the sound for the show and saw every performance.  I never saw the same show twice, but it was fun every time.

BUZZ!   You are disqualified.  Those are one and three-person plays, not two or four!

[JoseSPiano]

And we're back tonight to Legally Blonde featuring Matt Mattei's wall of sound.  Oy.

I see that Seattle Musical Theatre is opening their LEGALLY BLONDE tomorrow night.  I think I will pass on that one.

It seems that everyone is going Legally Blonde right now.

[TCB]

And we're back tonight to Legally Blonde featuring Matt Mattei's wall of sound.  Oy.

I see that Seattle Musical Theatre is opening their LEGALLY BLONDE tomorrow night.  I think I will pass on that one.

It seems that everyone is going Legally Blonde right now.

It is too late for me.

[Druxy]

Funny that today's topic is 2-person plays, because...

Today, I'm announcing my newest play in THE HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS collection.

It's the first play I've added to the series since the mid-1990s, and it's a 2-charater play.  [The other 8 are only 1-character plays]

It's called NELSON AND JEANETTE and it's available in both paperback and Kindle editions.  It's also available to theatres for licensing.

Here's the trailer on it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRE9FmwiNWY&list=UUQ6z6vyjJFsiqL33qbiSJSQ&index=1&feature=plcp

Very nice, Druxy.  I confess that I know nothing of the real lives of Nelson and Jeanette.  Alos when did you sneak SHADOW WATCHER into the mix?  I don't remember you mentioning that novel before.

SHADOW WATCHER was published, as I recall, in 2007, but I just recently got permission from my publisher to put it on Kindle.

I am also currently working with a guy to turn it into an audio book.

[John G.]

Off to Montreal today for a week. Looking forward to it.

Have a safe trip. Mike!

Travel vibes!

[bk]

Jose, yes Mr. Cake was in a suit the entire time.

[John G.]

And we're back tonight to Legally Blonde featuring Matt Mattei's wall of sound.  Oy.

I see that Seattle Musical Theatre is opening their LEGALLY BLONDE tomorrow night.  I think I will pass on that one.

It seems that everyone is going Legally Blonde right now.

It is too late for me.

I'm going gray now. Don't know if it's legal or not.

[bk]

I'm up, in case anyone hasn't noticed.  Got up around nine, stayed in bed a bit, then had a ninety-minute telephonic conversation about the shortly to be released Hitchcock box set, which was very interesting, then had another hour-long conversation with our very own Mr. Nick Redman about some exciting projects for Kritzerland over the next year, and that's about brought me to this point.  Thankfully, no annoying e-mail this morning, although I'm sure I'll get one at some point.

[TCB]

And we're back tonight to Legally Blonde featuring Matt Mattei's wall of sound.  Oy.

I see that Seattle Musical Theatre is opening their LEGALLY BLONDE tomorrow night.  I think I will pass on that one.

It seems that everyone is going Legally Blonde right now.

It is too late for me.

I'm going gray now. Don't know if it's legal or not.

If must be legal.  I've been gray for years.

[TCB]

I'm up, in case anyone hasn't noticed.  Got up around nine, stayed in bed a bit, then had a ninety-minute telephonic conversation about the shortly to be released Hitchcock box set, which was very interesting, then had another hour-long conversation with our very own Mr. Nick Redman about some exciting projects for Kritzerland over the next year, and that's about brought me to this point.  Thankfully, no annoying e-mail this morning, although I'm sure I'll get one at some point.

I could send you something annoying, if you like!

[John G.]

I'm up, in case anyone hasn't noticed.  Got up around nine, stayed in bed a bit, then had a ninety-minute telephonic conversation about the shortly to be released Hitchcock box set, which was very interesting, then had another hour-long conversation with our very own Mr. Nick Redman about some exciting projects for Kritzerland over the next year, and that's about brought me to this point.  Thankfully, no annoying e-mail this morning, although I'm sure I'll get one at some point.

I could send you something annoying, if you like!

I love the way you show how much you care, TCB.

[FJL]

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Thank you, FJL, for breaking up a very dull frenzy.

That's what frenzies are for

[FJL]

I'm up, in case anyone hasn't noticed.  Got up around nine, stayed in bed a bit, then had a ninety-minute telephonic conversation about the shortly to be released Hitchcock box set, which was very interesting, then had another hour-long conversation with our very own Mr. Nick Redman about some exciting projects for Kritzerland over the next year, and that's about brought me to this point.  Thankfully, no annoying e-mail this morning, although I'm sure I'll get one at some point.

I could send you something annoying, if you like!

I love the way you show how much you care, TCB.

Doesn't the C in "TCB" usually stand for "care" - so it's almost like "care" is his middle name?

[TCB]

I'm up, in case anyone hasn't noticed.  Got up around nine, stayed in bed a bit, then had a ninety-minute telephonic conversation about the shortly to be released Hitchcock box set, which was very interesting, then had another hour-long conversation with our very own Mr. Nick Redman about some exciting projects for Kritzerland over the next year, and that's about brought me to this point.  Thankfully, no annoying e-mail this morning, although I'm sure I'll get one at some point.

I could send you something annoying, if you like!

I love the way you show how much you care, TCB.

I am trying, John!



I will leave the rest for elmore.

[TCB]

I'm up, in case anyone hasn't noticed.  Got up around nine, stayed in bed a bit, then had a ninety-minute telephonic conversation about the shortly to be released Hitchcock box set, which was very interesting, then had another hour-long conversation with our very own Mr. Nick Redman about some exciting projects for Kritzerland over the next year, and that's about brought me to this point.  Thankfully, no annoying e-mail this morning, although I'm sure I'll get one at some point.

I could send you something annoying, if you like!

I love the way you show how much you care, TCB.

Doesn't the C in "TCB" usually stand for "care" - so it's almost like "care" is his middle name?

Yeah!  That's right!  Exactly.

[FJL]

Hmm, should I "unlist" this Paula Deen - LEGALLY BLONDE - Barbara Walters mash-up now that BOTH Walters and Deen have revealed they have health problems?

Who knew when this was done (I guess they knew, but it wasn't public info!)

SO MUCH BUTTER - an old heart-clogging spoof, in honor of Matthew's Legally Blonde sound problems
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZnWq9Vi1ww

[ChasSmith]

Would love to hear that Hitchcock conversation!

[FJL]

I'm up, in case anyone hasn't noticed.  Got up around nine, stayed in bed a bit, then had a ninety-minute telephonic conversation about the shortly to be released Hitchcock box set, which was very interesting, then had another hour-long conversation with our very own Mr. Nick Redman about some exciting projects for Kritzerland over the next year, and that's about brought me to this point.  Thankfully, no annoying e-mail this morning, although I'm sure I'll get one at some point.

I could send you something annoying, if you like!

I love the way you show how much you care, TCB.

Doesn't the C in "TCB" usually stand for "care" - so it's almost like "care" is his middle name?

Yeah!  That's right!  Exactly.

(meaning TCB usually means taking CARE of business)

[TCB]

I love the New York Soda Law.  I can only buy a 16 0unce 7-Up in the city, but if I ask them to add a shot of booze, I can get any size I want.

[Jrand74]

And so I am off to opening night.

Thanks, DR TCB.....hopefully the audience will have a good time.

[TCB]

I'm up, in case anyone hasn't noticed.  Got up around nine, stayed in bed a bit, then had a ninety-minute telephonic conversation about the shortly to be released Hitchcock box set, which was very interesting, then had another hour-long conversation with our very own Mr. Nick Redman about some exciting projects for Kritzerland over the next year, and that's about brought me to this point.  Thankfully, no annoying e-mail this morning, although I'm sure I'll get one at some point.

I could send you something annoying, if you like!

I love the way you show how much you care, TCB.

Doesn't the C in "TCB" usually stand for "care" - so it's almost like "care" is his middle name?

Yeah!  That's right!  Exactly.

(meaning TCB usually means taking CARE of business)

Over the years, Fred, many folk have suggested other "C" words.