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[Michael]

Can't remember exactly what I saw this past year, but there was one actor who just happened to be in a lot of them and we have been trying to coordinate schedules to try and work with each other, but unfortunately, it never worked out. Will be seeing him again in Little Shop Of Horrors.

[elmore3003]

It's time to put on the holiday music!  Wishing I were back in Dublin, it's an Irish morning.

[Ginny]

Saturday morning greetings!  It was quite late when I got home from Children of Eden last night - it's a long show!  It was a very ambitious production and, for the most part, they pulled it off.  They had some very strong singers, mostly area vocal music teachers.  There was a huge chorus of storytellers - all ages and sizes - that included the man who played Bobby when I was in COMPANY, 38 years ago.  Also a big children's chorus, who were very cute as the pairs of animals in Act 2.  I'm glad to have seen it, but I don't really need to see it again.

[Jrand74]

Good LEVI news....thanks to DR KEVINH for the report AND the photograph.

Continued vibes for MR BK & Co.

[Jrand74]

Vibes to DR JOHN G for the competition this morning.

Back vibes for DR ELMORE....and Kitty Be Better Vibes for Annabelle and Thatch.

[Jrand74]

Continued vibes for DR JEANNE....and vibes for DR JANE!

[Jrand74]

TOD:

This is terrible....but I did NOT set one foot into a theatre this entire year....it is disgraceful....I hope to remedy that in 2018.

[Ginny]

TOD - The New Yorkers, of course!  In addition to the sublime production, that experience included the festive brunch beforehand, the scintillating talk-back afterwards, and being in the company of friends throughout the afternoon.

In fact, a lot of my good theatre memories from the past year are of productions that ranged from great to adequate, but that were complemented by the company and circumstances.  Hamilton in Chicago, for me, lived up to and exceeded the hype, and it was fun to share the experience during ALA with a lot of librarian friends and to hear Ron Chernow speak the day after we saw the show.  Last night's Children of Eden and the Vanities I saw with Rebecca earlier this fall were more toward the adequate end of the scale, but were fun because she and I started our friendship 40+ years ago going to theatre together.

[Jane]

It's time to put on the holiday music!  Wishing I were back in Dublin, it's an Irish morning.

Dublin in December is beautiful.

[Jane]

Vibes to DR JOHN G for the competition this morning.

DITTO!

[Jane]

DR TCB thank you for the travel vibes.

[Jane]

And thank you DR Jrand.

[Jane]

Tomorrow we begin our 3 day journey to Africa.

[elmore3003]

Tomorrow we begin our 3 day journey to Africa.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  Safe Travel Vibes!  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Ginny]

Tomorrow we begin our 3 day journey to Africa.

Wave when you fly over Ohio - and have a wonderful trip!

[Jane]

TOD:

This is terrible....but I did NOT set one foot into a theatre this entire year....it is disgraceful....I hope to remedy that in 2018.

May you have many theater experiences in 2018.

[Jane]

Thanks DR elmore.

[FJL]

TOD - The New Yorkers, of course!  In addition to the sublime production, that experience included the festive brunch beforehand, the scintillating talk-back afterwards, and being in the company of friends throughout the afternoon.

In fact, a lot of my good theatre memories from the past year are of productions that ranged from great to adequate, but that were complemented by the company and circumstances.  Hamilton in Chicago, for me, lived up to and exceeded the hype, and it was fun to share the experience during ALA with a lot of librarian friends and to hear Ron Chernow speak the day after we saw the show.  Last night's Children of Eden and the Vanities I saw with Rebecca earlier this fall were more toward the adequate end of the scale, but were fun because she and I started our friendship 40+ years ago going to theatre together.

This is such a lovely way of looking at events, looking at the total experience - even in those cases mentioned where  the show itself sometimes disappoints a little!

[FJL]

Tomorrow we begin our 3 day journey to Africa.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  Safe Travel Vibes!  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

And even more travel vibes form here!

[Druxy]

It's time to put on the holiday music!  Wishing I were back in Dublin, it's an Irish morning.

Dublin in December is beautiful.

Except for the airport, I've never been to Dublin, but I did spend December 1999 in and around Galway.

[Jane]

Tomorrow we begin our 3 day journey to Africa.

Wave when you fly over Ohio - and have a wonderful trip!

Sure, if we go over Ohio.  I will have to pay attention.

[Jane]

DR FJL, thank you.

[KevinH]

Good morning!

[KevinH]

Well, it's a typical beautiful sunny day in Southern California.

[KevinH]

Oops!  I was looking at yesterday's posts and posted there by mistake--now we're out of order.  Sorry, Bruce!

[KevinH]

Oh, I guess it's fixed now!

[KevinH]

Thanks, DR George, for posting the photo.  (In case you didn't see what I wrote on yesterday's page)!

[KevinH]

Okay, I removed yesterday's post.  I guess I didn't realize I could do that!

[KevinH]

DR FJL- thanks for the  laugh about being careful here in Hollywood!

[KevinH]

Sorry you're not feeling well, DR Jeanne and that you'll miss Levi today!  I thought maybe I'd meet you at tonight's performance but I see you were planning on going to the matinee.