Oh how fun! I always knew fame would find me someday. I guess I was hiding really well.
"1) What inspires you?
2) If you could spend the day with 1 person (dead or alive)who would it be and what would you talk about?
3) If you were putting together a scrapbook of your life, what would be included in it?"
1) The nature of humanity. Whether they are acts of kindness and selflessness or cruelty, I am always inspired to act and/or respond whether directly to the situation or indirectly in the way I live my life.
2) Jesus. I want to know the
real story. And to diss Pat Robertson.
3) Orange Converse high tops, my senior high school yearbook, Star Wars action figures, Zots, the cello part to the fourth movement of the Sibelius Symphony No. 2, and the Micronauts Battle Cruiser. I have no idea how I would press them between the pages, but I would find a way.
"what are your favorite Chicago restaurants? What about night spots?"
Restaurants:
Coco Pazzo Cafe
Grand Lux Cafe
Brunch at Puck's in the Museum of Contemporary Art
Uncle Julio's Hacienda
Night Spots:
Gentry on State Street
Sidetrack
Howl at the Moon
"1, Favorite cookie
2, Hero as child
3, Favorite book as a child
4, Way to spend a rainy Saturday"
1) Girl Scouts Thin Mints
2) As a child, it was Luke Skywalker. When I grew up, it became my dad.
3) It's a tie between The Phantom Tollbooth and Alan Mendelson, The Boy From Mars
4) Watching a movie on the couch with Jarico, eating paninis.
"What is your most anticipated theatrical event happening in Chicago?"
That would have to be The Pirate Queen. I already have my tickets. Les Miserables was the show that started my musical theatre obsession, so I'm a die-hard Boublil and Schoenberg fan. I'm also looking forward to seeing The Pillowman again.
"What can you expect from a bunch of seitan worshippers?" - Reginald Tresilian
