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Tag Archives: theater
Dancin’ Joe
It took me a year, but I finally got to meet him. Last year was the first time I went to the Kerrville Folk Festival. It’s an 18 day singer/songwriter festival where almost every Texas artist ( as well as … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Photography, Travel and Destinations
Tagged amphitheater, D750, dance, dirt, festival, folk, gray hair, iPhone, Joe, Kerrville, Long, Music, Nikon, portrait, Texas, theater
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La Milonga
A milonga is a tango dance event or gathering. I wanted to create an image that would remind me of a milonga I recently attended in Austin, Texas called YoLaTango. The main image used above was taken at about 2:00 … Continue reading
Ghost, The Musical
You take a beloved movie like Ghost, starring Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore, make it into a musical stage production with music and lyrics by Dave Stewart (Eurythmics) and Glen Ballard (Jagged Little Pill by Alanis Morrissette) and add lots of visual special effects … Continue reading
Freud’s Last Session
I certainly am not qualified to write a critical review of any play or stage production, but I do know what I like and I do recognize excellence when I see it. Last night, Patty and I went to the … Continue reading
Posted in Insights, Theater, Travel and Destinations
Tagged acting, actor, Alley, atheist, bomb, C, cancer, Christ, christian, church, Churchill, family, father, Freud, God, happy, history, Houston, joy, Lewis, London, Love, Nazi, Neuhaus, play, radio, raid, religion, S, sex, Sigmund, siren, sorrow, Texas, theater, theatre, theist, therapist, therapy, Vienna, war, wine, Winston
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Tony Award Winner Best Play – Red
Saturday night, Patty and I went to the second in our series of plays at the Alley Theater. We didn’t know much about it I suppose because we like being surprised by the show rather than already knowing what to … Continue reading
The Toxic Avenger
Patty and I had a fun evening Saturday night. We went to see The Toxic Avenger, a musical comedy playing at the Alley Theater downtown Houston. It’s a lighthearted play with 5 actors playing about 3 characters each, which is … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Travel and Destinations
Tagged Alley, Avenger, comedy, Constantine, Houston, Maroulis, musical, Nancy, Opel, play, theater, Toxic
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