A Wednesday

Well, today was an adventure. Two shows, which is always a blast. The first one made history, and the second one, well has history of it's own.

Today for the first time in my history of attending theatrical events in New York. I walked out of a show. The Merry Wives of Windsor at Theater Row performed by the Oberon Theater Company is simply the most boring painful theatrical experience ever. DEAR GOD! I can't write about cause I only lasted 41 minutes, and that was pushing it.

Tonight, I went back to revisit Chicago for a third time. Tonight, it was the best it has ever been, and for one reason - BEBE! She was great loved her, every fucking second of her. However, I was annoyed by the fact that I had to continuously nail the woman whose leg was over my armature, since she was snoring so loud. I bought an autographed cast poster to support BCEFA, which will be hanging right next to my poster for "The Children" a show near and dear to mine and Gina's heart, it was the first show I ever had my name in the playbill for, and it was the first show I threw up afterwards. (There was a party people, and let me tell you it was wicked fabulous.)

Oh and one more note I am currently reading the works of Gustavo Ott for Hartford Stage, and I am absolutely in love. So find him love him and cherish him.

That's all.