Who needs a MOJITO time? — Page 519

That's true. Shira, when you get to NYC, we have a date to see a show and make cookies!!

DAME and GH, how are you this evening?

DAME, Darling - that's because I'm stark raving mad I had a very nice time with DD - we clicked immediately , and it's well known that I'm one of Shira's fairy godfathers

Good grief, I didn't realize I put that many in that post!

And I love the Lucy TVGuide cover.

Updated On: 8/16/05 at 01:37 AM

Oh, Dame! That is precious...

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Lucy's hair is just amazing!

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DAME - I'd like to find a pic of her with the whip from Ziegfield Follies!

By the way, I just realized I never answered your question from before. Robert has always taught elementary school, but he's taught kindergarten exclusively for many years now. And this one coming up is his last - hurray!

Does he teach in Pasadena?

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F**K

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No kidding! BUT, we are pretty much equidistant from all the places we like to go to, from south Orange County to the Valley - and we're about half-way between LA and Palm Springs. So, despite ALL the driving I do, it's really ok in the end. We just don't do anything around where we live

'night, liotte!

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A pleasant enough experience - pretty polished for being thrown together for a one-time-only presentation. Mr. Irons was pretty well-suited for Arthur, and obviously got very motivated for a couple of the more politically tinged monologues (even garnering applause during a couple of them.) Mr. Barbour was efficient, with his C'est Mois pretty much being the presentational highlight of the evening. Ms. Errico has a lovely voice, but never seemed to fully engage in the proceedings - only really coming to life during her rather subliminally slutty Lusty Month of May. I can't say I'm overly objective when it comes to her, though, as Ms. Andrews is absolutely iconic in the role for me. The nice surprise was Mr. Bean as Merlin - really pulled his small moments off with aplomb. And Paxton Whitehead was pretty much perfection - as you would expect from his years of experience.

As I said, overall pleasant enough - greatly aided by the beautiful night and the sheer pleasure of sharing in a true LA tradition. Although, I must say the sound there is awful. The orchestra never sounded anything but thin and tinny, which is a shame. As Steven said on another thread, it seems rather pointless to pay to hear bad sound while watching a performance on big-screens. However, the venue and the sense of occasion kind of make up for that with me.

I still wish I could have seen "Follow this you bitches" in lights over the shell

"proper or im"

There you go...

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