and it was delightful. Just one week ago, I attended the Rise ‘n Shine Coming Home Convention in Los Angeles. Though it had been condensed to one action packed day, it was still worth the money I paid for a Loft ticket and dinner with Randy Harrison thanks to the wonderful Elke Kriebel who pulled the convention out ( Read more... )

Last weekend I attended the Showtime Con sponsored by Zarata Events in Bilbao Spain to meet with Gale Harold, Christian Kane from Leverage and singer Steve Carlson. Though I have never been to Spain and it was a chance to meet up with many German friends that I made in Cologne, my main reason for going was to see Gale Harold who was unable to ( Read more... )

Last weekend, I went to NY to see Michelle Clunie’s play US about her love affair with a New York politician and its unfortunate demise.

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Last Monday, I went to see Randy and company in their dual productions of Notes on a Scandal and Swan at the Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield, MA. Not only was I happy that I would be making my annual trek to the Berkshires but I was going to get to see both of these shows again and they didn’t disappoint. Since I already reported on both when I ( Read more... )

Last Friday and Saturday night I went to see Randy in Silence, the Musical based on The Silence of the Lambs. He played Dr. Chilton, Hannibal Lecter’s nemesis. Randy and all the cast except Jenn Harris who is Clarice Starling play many roles as policemen, inmates, FBI agents and best of all lambs with floppy ears and white fuzzy legs with black ( Read more... )

It’s been several days since I returned from my great QAF adventure in Cologne and it’s still hard to absorb it all and believe that it really happened. It’s the greatest experience I have ever had in my 12 years in the fandom and if I never have another it will be okay ( Read more... )

Last weekend I went to New Brunswick, NJ to see Randy in RED. This was a two character play. Bob Ari plays the abstract impressionist painter Mark Rothko and Randy is his assistant Ken, a young art student he hires to help him prepare a series of paintings for the Four Seasons restaurant and over the course of 90 uninterrupted minutes, they talk ( Read more... )

Last weekend we made the trip to DC to see Randy in The Habit of Art on Friday and Saturday nights. As usual, he makes his mark in a very different kind of play which was a play being rehearsed so he plays a dual role as Tim, the actor, and Stuart, a rent boy in the play. He has a cockney accent as Stuart and he is very convincing. I really do ( Read more... )

Last weekend my friends and I took our yearly trip to the Berkshires to see Randy in the rock opera "Tommy". We were at the Friday night preview, the opening night on Saturday and the Monday night performance all viewed from the first row center just behind and above the excellent orchestra in the pit below. It was a great vantage point.

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Having missed seeing Margaret: A Tyger's Heart because of cancelled flights to New York, I was happy to be able to get there on Saturday, March 12 to see Randy and company in Swan. I had read a wonderful review by another poster and it sounded like it was going to be a fun evening and indeed it was.

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