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[bk]

Well, you've read the notes, the notes were fun and good, and now it is time for you to post until the fun and good cows come home.

[bk]

And the word of the day is: SCIENTIAL!

[TCB]

Aaron, our director, said that Lynn’s son was there, but I didn’t see him.  Anyway, her son or someone told her they were going to drive her home, but actually were going to drive her straight to the hospital.

[TCB]

Eventually, we continued the show.  The first time there has ever been a three-act version of YES VIRGINIA.

[George]

Aaron, our director, said that Lynn’s son was there, but I didn’t see him.  Anyway, her son or someone told her they were going to drive her home, but actually were going to drive her straight to the hospital.

That's good!  Hopefully, she'll be fine!

[George]

Eventually, we continued the show.  The first time there has ever been a three-act version of YES VIRGINIA.

[jan]

Boy, you'll do anything to have a show-stopper!  Hope your friend is well.

[TCB]

Boy, you'll do anything to have a show-stopper!  Hope your friend is well.

I told the cast that she had written some bad reviews of my performances in the past, but this is ridiculous!

[TCB]

Actually, she has always written lovely reviews for me.

[TCB]

George, this theater does not give exit interviews, but I am just going to take the Artistic Director (a long-time friend) out to lunch and will create my own exit interview.

[George]

George, this theater does not give exit interviews, but I am just going to take the Artistic Director (a long-time friend) out to lunch and will create my own exit interview.

Good.  I know some groups do a post mortem.  Maybe they should start doing that.

[TCB]

That sounds like a good idea, but the bottom line is that they really don’t care to know what the actors think.

[TCB]

I am really disappointed that this show isn’t selling better.

[George]

I am really disappointed that this show isn’t selling better.

I hope to see it next week.

[TCB]

I am really disappointed that this show isn’t selling better.

I hope to see it next week.

Good.  I hope so.

[TCB]

The people who have been to the show really seem to have enjoyed it.

[TCB]

Except, perhaps, Lynn.

[TCB]

This really sweet lady came up to me last night, and she just went on and on about my performance.  She actually started to cry, she was so moved.  Turns out, she is the grandmother of our little Virginia, so I was really flattered.

[George]

This really sweet lady cam up to be last night, and she just went on and on about my performance.  She actually started to cry, she was so moved.  Turns out, she is the grandmother of our little Virginia, so I was really flattered.

Nice.

[TCB]

And all three of my cousins loved the show.

[youngreps@sbcglobal.net]

Remembering last year when our daughters' school decided not to perform an INSTRUMENTAL ONLY version of "Baby It's Cold Outside", a knee-jerk CYA reaction to news about Harvey Weinstein's sordid behaviors. I posted to Facebook about the absurdity of this, and suddenly everyone was chiming in, a runaway train of ill-informed women taking issue with the song.   "Rapey" came up, courtesy of a gal in Seattle.

BK cited tried to explain what the song is really about, to which she retorted he was "mansplaining".  Another invented, derisive word.

Glad this wonderful song is going to be performed. 

[TCB]

Several radio stations have announced they are banning all versions of the song.

[TCB]

I think the time is right to put out a new version with the parts reversed.

[George]

I think the time is right to put out a new version with the parts reversed.

It's been done that way before.

[George]

Wasn't the version on BK's A Hollywood Christmas sung by Karen Morrow and Charles Nelson Reilly reversed?

[youngreps@sbcglobal.net]

Several radio stations have announced they are banning all versions of the song.

Political correctness to the extreme, aka stupidity.  That's unfortunate. 

[TCB]

Wasn't the version on BK's A Hollywood Christmas sung by Karen Morrow and Charles Nelson Reilly reversed?

I have never heard the album.

[bk]

Yes, Charles Nelson Reilly was "The Mouse" and Karen Morrow was "The Wolf" - it's pretty funny.  It was done that way in Neptune's Daughter - first with Esther Williams and Ricardo Montalban doing it the traditional way, and then later with Betty Garrett and Red Skelton with the roles reversed.  It works whichever way you do it.

[George]

Wasn't the version on BK's A Hollywood Christmas sung by Karen Morrow and Charles Nelson Reilly reversed?

I have never heard the album.

It's available from Amazon for as little as $4.00 (plus shipping and tax).  It's a great CD!

[George]

Well, what're we waiting for?  Let's turn the page...