Here they are, my two awesome nieces:


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 July 18-23, 2008

Tuckaberry Productions Presents:

as part of A.R.T. N.Y’s annual festival

Aesop's Foibles

a musical for all ages

by Aaron Michael Zook


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So I have this friend (who also was my first boyfriend in the sixth grade) who now works as a nuclear physicist in Geneva.  I can only assume this means he's learned French and is helping with the Particle Accelorator (whose existence I only discovered last year even though it's been in the making for 14 years).

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Look at Tuckaberry Productions's fantastic new sound system progress!


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Go see Wall-E.

I can usually find something mean to say about, well, anything.

I can't thing of a single thing about this film that wasn't simply wonderful.

It made me gasp aloud in the theater.  And cry a little.  And laugh a lot.  And yes, we're talking about cartoon robots.

I won't say any more except that if you haven't seen it and want someone ( Read more... )

As you all know, Tuckaberry Productions is eagerly searching for next season’s space-thanks to everyone who’s given us leads-we’re exploring several options and will be settling into a new home very soon.

In the meantime, we’re gearing up for this July’s reprise of Aesop’s Foibles(visit www.tuckaberry.com for more info!) and getting ready for next ( Read more... )

I have just been told that, after two years of addressing holiday cards to "Mr. Jon and Mrs. Jane Doe" that this is incorrect business practice and we're reverting back to addressing them to "Mr. and Mrs. Jon Doe ( Read more... )

I'm planning to hit the climbing gym this Friday evening if I can get a belay partner.

5:30 PM or so.

It's HERE, near Columbus Circle.

1.  Playing the djembe: not so easy, actually.
2.  I have "a lot of issues going on" (says the PHD in psychology.)
3.  Being an office manager sucks.
4.  Cooking bullets in an oven will make them go off. (thanks, Mythbusters!)
5.  Bulls react to motion, not to the color red. (thanks again, Mythbusters!)
6.  Watching TV: pretty educational, actually.
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