Showing posts with label Miller outdoor theatre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miller outdoor theatre. Show all posts

Monday, September 7, 2009

Bollywood Blast

Last night at Miller Outdoor Theatre

Sunday, August 30, 2009

LUMA Theater at Miller Theatre

A couple of nights ago, I attended the LUMA Theater.

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

August Recession Challenge



This is my best friend Pat. We have been theatre buddies since 1993. We attend Miller Outdoor Theatre perormances together. Sometimes there is a group of us; sometimes, just the two of us. We always attend the FREE summer performances at Miller Outdoor Theatre:
Twelfth Night
Pericles
The Wiz
My Fair Lady
Music Man
Mama Mia

Since ushers do not tear ticket stubs at the door. You can keep your tickets and use them as bookmarks. They come in handy when reading and waiting in the box office lines for more FREE tickets.

Last time I did not attend the play with Pat, but with my other friend Donna. We made a picnic of it. Our menu included rice crackers (gluten free!), tomato and roasted pepper humus, grapes, puff dried snow peas, fig newtons (also gluten free), and white zinfandel.

Above is the borrowed book I was reading to pass time while in line for tickets. This is the view from my place in line.

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.