Showing posts with label Arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arts. Show all posts
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Peace
Just days after announcing the deployment of more troops to Afghanistan, Obama accepts the Nobel Prize for Peace. I, like Obama agree that there are more deserving choices. I am terribly fond of Obama, however, the truth does hurt.
Obama in Art
Obama in Art
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
New Ketubah
I have fallen in love again. Check out the marriage of Jewish tradition with modern at New Ketubah.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Inside the Eye of a Needle
A friend has invited Willard Wigan to lecture in my space next week! I am so excited!!!
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
In Honor of My Mother
My mother ran a beauty salon for over 37 years with the main purpose of creating the illusion of "good hair". When I first saw the trailer for the Chris Rock documentary, Good Hair in the theatre, I was immediately reminded of my mother and her salon. I have been awaiting the arrival of this movie in theatres. Register and read the NY Times article, here. Today is my mother's birthday. Happy Birthday Mom!
India Arie Akon Not my hair- Watch more Videos at Vodpod.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Friday, August 7, 2009
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Saturday, August 1, 2009
Naomi Sims & Twelfth Night
R.I.P. Naomi Sims
When one is in love one always begins by deceiving oneself and ends by deceiving others. That is what the world calls romance. Oscar Wilde
Last night, I attended a production of Twelfth Night at Miller Outdoor Theatre's Shakespeare Festival. This was my third time seeing MOT's production of it. I recommend it as a "go see." You may like to see more of Bob Boudreaux; for his role was a cameo. In recent years he had larger parts, but this year was a return to a cameo. If you seek comfort in a familiar face, Rutherford Cravens as Sir Toby is a fine staple of our Houston festival. Guy Roberts is over the top! David Wald as Feste brought an unexpected, but well placed pop culture flavor to the production. Best of all, the temperature in the seated section was excellent 'can't wait to see Pericles.
The photo above shows my ticket and the Playbill from Miller Outdoor Theatre's July production of 42 Street.
When one is in love one always begins by deceiving oneself and ends by deceiving others. That is what the world calls romance. Oscar Wilde
Last night, I attended a production of Twelfth Night at Miller Outdoor Theatre's Shakespeare Festival. This was my third time seeing MOT's production of it. I recommend it as a "go see." You may like to see more of Bob Boudreaux; for his role was a cameo. In recent years he had larger parts, but this year was a return to a cameo. If you seek comfort in a familiar face, Rutherford Cravens as Sir Toby is a fine staple of our Houston festival. Guy Roberts is over the top! David Wald as Feste brought an unexpected, but well placed pop culture flavor to the production. Best of all, the temperature in the seated section was excellent 'can't wait to see Pericles.
The photo above shows my ticket and the Playbill from Miller Outdoor Theatre's July production of 42 Street.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
The Man I Should Marry
Review of Jude Law in Hamlet.
A couple of months ago I completed an online quiz and the result was that I should marry Jude Law.
A couple of months ago I completed an online quiz and the result was that I should marry Jude Law.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
Lost Weekend
Valentine's Day Party with the best wine
Dinner with a politician; LOQUACIOUS ME
Two dozen roses
"I brake for paws" ride home
Hamlet at Ballet Austin
'recognize the music?
Dinner with a politician; LOQUACIOUS ME
Two dozen roses
"I brake for paws" ride home
Hamlet at Ballet Austin
'recognize the music?
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