I recognized the woman playing Pippin's wife, and it was Maeve from Guiding Light.
Oh, funny! Of course, now I'm sort of regretting never seeing it at the ART here. But my formative Pippin was a school production the summer before I started high school, with Matt Damon as Pippin!
With Tracy Letts?
Yep. The whole cast. The Steppenwolf production went from Chicago to D.C. to New York.
Check out these extra tiny amigurumi.
Also - these gorgeous embroidered insects and snails.
If you missed the Tonys' opening number, and have any interest in musical theater, you should really watch it: [link]
I saw a review of him in Once; I so want to see it!
He was really terrific in it. As an adaptation of the film, the stage version is problematic, but on it's own it's gorgeous. I did love the way they arranged the songs for more voices. (And unlike that bizarre wretched Sweeney Todd from a few years back, this time it actually makes sense for the actors to carry their own instruments and play them onstage.)
If you missed the Tonys' opening number, and have any interest in musical theater, you should really watch it: [link]
I don't have real teevee, so I watched this am, and I cried. I think big opening numbers have the same effect on me as parades do.
I just watched it and cried a little, too. I'm not even much of a theater person!
What battery powered mower do you use Rick? I like my battery powered trimmer a lot and may look into battery mowers eventually.
I use a Black & Decker. Actually, I use two of them, because the one Amazon sent me had a crack in the housing, and they decided is was too expensive to arrange for me to return it. They just sent me a second one and let me keep the original. So one mower charges while I'm using the other one.
All of the major brands are currently transitioning to lithium batteries, which are much lighter, so if you can put it off for a while you will probably be happier with the product.
The co-writer of the opening number, Tom Kitt, went to college with me and is married to one of my classmates.
All of the major brands are currently transitioning to lithium batteries, which are much lighter, so if you can put it off for a while you will probably be happier with the product.
Good to know. We're thinking of getting one if we move. The new yard might be small enough to make it practical.