Kendall followed up with an e-mail including a long description of the show we are working on as well as this catchy short version: With their new show Clown Axioms, Kendall Cornell and Clowns Ex Machina take a cold, hard clown-look at gory fairy tales and gothic romance – and the thrilling terrors within. Through a series of [...]
Archive for July, 2009
I must have been traumatized by an early data entry experience
Published Date: July 29th, 2009Category: life
Our home is not large. Rain is pouring outside. My daughter has a friend over and she has decided she would like to play in the front living-dining-media-play-room part of the apartment. So I am relegated to the back bedroom half of the apartment which is fine with me. I’m listening NPR and writing [...]
I have so much faith in Obama that I think the whole Henry Louis Gates Jr. arrest fiasco will be cleared up when the police officer, the professor and the President of the United States have a beer together at the White House. There is no such hope for Shem Walker, a man I never [...]
Tonight The Husband, My Kid and I went together to see the New York Goofs play at the Flea Theatre in Tribeca. It was a fun show and I have lots of thoughts in my head after seeing clowns I know tonight and Lauren’s show last night. Both nights, seeing people and performances or types [...]
You know I have nothing to do with what is happening in New Jersey right now right?????
So I saw Lauren Weedman’s show tonight–cool apparently she is pregnant so the shows will well the show’s will continue unless something as major as 9/11 which threw a monkey wrench into my plans OK So He’re’s hoping nothing happens as monumental as 9/11 happens so nothing happens so everything will happen as predicted so [...]
I’m glad I’ve got a production meeting next week for Kendall’s fall show and a new gig in November to put in my calendar. I was beginning to think I was nothing but a housewife and that I have nothing to think about but cooking and cleaning and chaperoning My Kid. It was Greg DeSanto’s [...]
Once upon a time, the fact that I watched the lunar landing (You know, “One small step for man one giant leap for Mankind.”) marked me as a modern child growing up in an amazing time. For the adults in my world, especially my grandparents who had grown up on farms with horse drawn farm [...]
It’s lovely to have choices. There were two different Downtown Clown options in Manhattan this evening. The New York Downtown Clown Revue had the Bongar Challenge: enter, be really funny, exit in 3 minutes. And over at the Flea Theatre Greg DeSanto was showing clips from his vast collection of comedy videos. I chose the [...]
I suppose the grandparents want to know how the little princess spent her birthday. And incidentally she loves what you sent! It is so easy to produce an extravagant birthday in New York City. There was one scheduled event requiring the watching of clocks and hoping the trains ran on time. We attended a matinee [...]