Through the magic of facebook, I found out that there was an article in the NY Times this past Thursday about one of my high school theatre teachers, Mr. Robert Ellman.
It’s an article talking about how he introduced the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life” to kids in high school, and how the movie- in reality- [...]
Ours is not the only economy that collapsed because of people selling worthless things!
The Dutch had their tulips!
In 1637, the tulip was brought from Constantinople to Holland. When the botanist who brought it wouldn’t share it with the locals, they broke into her garden and stole it! Thus began the great fad for tulips, that [...]
More bad news for the arts and the economy:
The Ohio Theatre to close.
The Baltimore Opera declares Bankruptcy
More to come, I’m sure….Hold on to your jobs, folks!
Life remains a whirlwind of activity heading into the holiday season.
Tonight is the first rehearsal for a musical I’ve been working on for sometime. As it stands right now it is titled “PLAGUED or How to Escape Persecution at the Hands of Angry Mob.” It’s a fantastical musical in the age of the bubonic plague [...]
