Well, I’m glad I did it. The piece worked. A couple of people said “it was beautiful”. I had, let me see, I think 10 different bags plus two umbrellas, a big one and a child size one, shirts on hangers in plastic and a plant in a cup. Within the different bags I had [...]
Archive for May, 2008
I just got home from rehearsal at the Producers Club. I had to take my kid with me, bribing her with the promise of a McDonald’s Happy Meal in Times Square if she was good. She only disrupted once, when she was running up the aisle and fell and scraped about 5 inches of [...]
From the Salt Lake Tribune: In its unanimous nine-page decision, the three-judge panel said the Department of Family and Protective Services Court of appeals ruling case was legally and factually insufficient and 51st District Judge Barbara Walther acted improperly when she ordered about 450 children to stay in state custody. The court said the [...]
I saw Gypsy on Broadway today! OK I think I myself was completely warped by playing “Dainty June” in a UM Summer Stock production of Gypsy. My New York stage clown friends frequently try to get me to stop being “ON” in front of an audience and I realize now there was some feeling of [...]
Wake up-pack lunch-take the kid to school-come back home pack a case with costumes and props-take train to Times Square-rehearse at the Producers Club-take the train to Lower East Side-eat a bagel-meet the family-my kid goes to Japanese-My husband and I take advantage of the time and go to pub across the street to talk [...]
I didn’t work on my piece at all today, but studio time is scheduled for tomorrow. I did start putting possible props and costumes into my carry-on rolling suitcase. I want everything I need to fit into that one case. I’m cleaning in preparation for my parents visit next week and packing in two different [...]
In the bedroom cleaning and listening to NPR on the radio, going through old papers and magazines and filling clear plastic bags with recycling. Doctors Without Borders is mentioned and I realize I recognize the voice, the husband of a mommy-I-know from the playground, playgroup and school, the father of one of my kid’s friends. [...]
OK, so it was a catered potluck that we went to tonight. Who caters a potluck Well, I would if I could… A whole brownstone… My kid was obsessed with the pogo stick and got up to 14 jumps, a household record apparently. Someone named Kathy, the godmother of one of my kid’s First Communion [...]
I spent yesterday in and around Times Square. I enjoy getting off the subway and walking past Birdland to the Producer’s Club for a few hours of studio time with some clowns. It makes me feel as if I am part of it all no matter how low the level at which I do my [...]