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Posted: 5/24/05 at 9:15am
...but in a GOOD way!
I was lucky enough to have front row seats for last night's Kennedy Center seminar on "A Century of American Musicals". We were packed into a small hall and our seats were right up against the stage. No leg room, but who's complaining? I'd have gladly sat right on the stage! The panelists included Stephen Schwartz, Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens. It was a fun and funny presentation. The composers/lyricist talked about their experiences and took turns performing their own works. Stephen Schwartz is one ugly Glinda.
Near the end they brought out Michael Arden to perform songs from Pippin and A Man of No Importance. He was wonderful - pure magic. He began with "Morning Glow" (with Schwartz at the piano) and ended with a rousing rendition of "Streets of Dublin". So rousing that he was spitting all over the place - including my face. It got pretty funny after a while and at the end of the number, Stephen Schwartz bent down and handed me a kleenex.
So, anyone know how to clone DNA from bodily fluids?
I was lucky enough to have front row seats for last night's Kennedy Center seminar on "A Century of American Musicals". We were packed into a small hall and our seats were right up against the stage. No leg room, but who's complaining? I'd have gladly sat right on the stage! The panelists included Stephen Schwartz, Stephen Flaherty and Lynn Ahrens. It was a fun and funny presentation. The composers/lyricist talked about their experiences and took turns performing their own works. Stephen Schwartz is one ugly Glinda.
Near the end they brought out Michael Arden to perform songs from Pippin and A Man of No Importance. He was wonderful - pure magic. He began with "Morning Glow" (with Schwartz at the piano) and ended with a rousing rendition of "Streets of Dublin". So rousing that he was spitting all over the place - including my face. It got pretty funny after a while and at the end of the number, Stephen Schwartz bent down and handed me a kleenex.
So, anyone know how to clone DNA from bodily fluids?
Updated On: 5/24/05 at 09:15 AM
*cries*
