Although, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
I also missed Fifty Percent, which I thought she was including. Or was the npr cast just selections from the album?
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
Wow! That is wonderful. Congratulations.
Is Pug directing?
I didn't even know you had auditioned for this show.
Is Pug directing?
Is Pug directing?
Sorry, that should have been pug.
Good night, George.
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
Wow! That is wonderful. Congratulations.
Thanks, Tom!
The view from the plane of the full moon reflecting on the clouds over the Aegean Sea was beautiful.
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
Friday morning greetings! Ten of us gathered here last night for my book group's annual potluck dinner and movie night. The Honey Baked ham and turkey were a hit and the sides that everyone else brought were delicious. Surprisingly, no one brought a dessert, but Marianne brought some fabulous chocolates from her native Germany. After dinner we took over the family room to watch ROOM on the big TV. We all agreed that the book was better than the movie, but the movie was fine. Seeing it convinced some who hadn't read the book to do so. Lynne took my copy home with her.
Friday morning greetings! Ten of us gathered here last night for my book group's annual potluck dinner and movie night. The Honey Baked ham and turkey were a hit and the sides that everyone else brought were delicious. Surprisingly, no one brought a dessert, but Marianne brought some fabulous chocolates from her native Germany. After dinner we took over the family room to watch ROOM on the big TV. We all agreed that the book was better than the movie, but the movie was fine. Seeing it convinced some who hadn't read the book to do so. Lynne took my copy home with her.
What was the movie?
Computer repair vibes for MR BK.
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
Wow! That is wonderful. Congratulations.
Thanks, Tom!
Congrats to George!!!
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
Congrats.
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
Congratulations.
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
Congratulations.
Thanks, Jane!
Computer repair vibes for MR BK.
Might take the folks to see Ben-Hur this weekend.
Athens, Greece, is "my city. I say that because on my first visit there in 1974, I was with a group that wanted to see certain things but we were left in the city without a map. For some reason, my internal compass took over and at every turn, I led us to specific locations, including the Acropolis (which is rather hard to miss in general, but when you're on a street without a vista of the Acropolis, you don't really know where to turn).
In 1975, I was assigned to the Armed Forces Radio Station at Athenai Air Base. It was meant to be a two-year tour. Sadly, it lasted only three months because the government asked the military (specifically, the U.S. Navy) to withdraw as a result of its dissatisfaction over NATO's non-involvement in the Cyprus affair. Still, in that three months, I wallowed in Athens. Never got lost. Always felt I belonged there....that I had BEEN there at some point in my past. I even had cognitive dreams about places and people that eventually happened.
That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
Tom posted this last night:QuoteAlthough, auditions for IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE are in late September; they won't start rehearsals until October.
I was going to audition for this, but Theater Artists Olympia will be doing Moliere's "The Physician in Spite of Himself" in December, and I've been cast in that! For the first time since The Midnight Sun became TAO's home, I finally get to act in one of their shows! :D
Congratulations.
Thanks, Jane!
Add my congratulations to those of everyone else.
Might take the folks to see Ben-Hur this weekend.
I don't mean to dissuade you from going, but a co-worker of mine read a review that gave in one-half star. That's it...just one half of a star. Rotten Tomatoes gives it just 30% (https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ben_hur_2016/), but the audience give it 58%. That's better, and what is more important. :)
And my congrats to DR GEORGE on his casting!
Friday morning greetings! Ten of us gathered here last night for my book group's annual potluck dinner and movie night. The Honey Baked ham and turkey were a hit and the sides that everyone else brought were delicious. Surprisingly, no one brought a dessert, but Marianne brought some fabulous chocolates from her native Germany. After dinner we took over the family room to watch ROOM on the big TV. We all agreed that the book was better than the movie, but the movie was fine. Seeing it convinced some who hadn't read the book to do so. Lynne took my copy home with her.
Back in the 70s, Dad won a trip to Italy through his work. One evening, they went to a gala that showed the chariot race on screens that surrounded the dining area. Afterward they opened the doors and let in live charioteers who drove their horses around the tables. They both still marvel at that memory.
Athens, Greece, is "my city. I say that because on my first visit there in 1974, I was with a group that wanted to see certain things but we were left in the city without a map. For some reason, my internal compass took over and at every turn, I led us to specific locations, including the Acropolis (which is rather hard to miss in general, but when you're on a street without a vista of the Acropolis, you don't really know where to turn).
In 1975, I was assigned to the Armed Forces Radio Station at Athenai Air Base. It was meant to be a two-year tour. Sadly, it lasted only three months because the government asked the military (specifically, the U.S. Navy) to withdraw as a result of its dissatisfaction over NATO's non-involvement in the Cyprus affair. Still, in that three months, I wallowed in Athens. Never got lost. Always felt I belonged there....that I had BEEN there at some point in my past. I even had cognitive dreams about places and people that eventually happened.
That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
Travel vibes for Jane and Keith.
Friday morning greetings! Ten of us gathered here last night for my book group's annual potluck dinner and movie night. The Honey Baked ham and turkey were a hit and the sides that everyone else brought were delicious. Surprisingly, no one brought a dessert, but Marianne brought some fabulous chocolates from her native Germany. After dinner we took over the family room to watch ROOM on the big TV. We all agreed that the book was better than the movie, but the movie was fine. Seeing it convinced some who hadn't read the book to do so. Lynne took my copy home with her.
I agree with your book group.
Might take the folks to see Ben-Hur this weekend.
I think this is the BBC version cut from three hours to two.
I don't mean to dissuade you from going, but a co-worker of mine read a review that gave in one-half star. That's it...just one half of a star. Rotten Tomatoes gives it just 30% (https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ben_hur_2016/), but the audience give it 58%. That's better, and what is more important. :)
Charlotte and I saw the previews at "Florence Foster Jenkins." It looked as though the chariot race is using footage from the Charlton Heston version. Watch the BBC version from 2010.
Congratulations, George. (Spellcheck just tried to make your name Goethe.)
Might take the folks to see Ben-Hur this weekend.
I think this is the BBC version cut from three hours to two.
I don't mean to dissuade you from going, but a co-worker of mine read a review that gave in one-half star. That's it...just one half of a star. Rotten Tomatoes gives it just 30% (https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ben_hur_2016/), but the audience give it 58%. That's better, and what is more important. :)
Charlotte and I saw the previews at "Florence Foster Jenkins." It looked as though the chariot race is using footage from the Charlton Heston version. Watch the BBC version from 2010.
Might take the folks to see Ben-Hur this weekend.
I think this is the BBC version cut from three hours to two.
I don't mean to dissuade you from going, but a co-worker of mine read a review that gave in one-half star. That's it...just one half of a star. Rotten Tomatoes gives it just 30% (https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/ben_hur_2016/), but the audience give it 58%. That's better, and what is more important. :)
Charlotte and I saw the previews at "Florence Foster Jenkins." It looked as though the chariot race is using footage from the Charlton Heston version. Watch the BBC version from 2010.
No, this new film is not the BBC version of 2010.
Hell, yes.
Friday morning greetings! Ten of us gathered here last night for my book group's annual potluck dinner and movie night. The Honey Baked ham and turkey were a hit and the sides that everyone else brought were delicious. Surprisingly, no one brought a dessert, but Marianne brought some fabulous chocolates from her native Germany. After dinner we took over the family room to watch ROOM on the big TV. We all agreed that the book was better than the movie, but the movie was fine. Seeing it convinced some who hadn't read the book to do so. Lynne took my copy home with her.
I agree with your book group.
You'd fit right in, DR Jane!
Hell, yes.
.i have nothing to report as my non sleeping hours. (Minutes?) have been spent catering to the unreasonable demands of ungrateful people