Monthly Archives: September 2009
Opening Enchanted April
Another opening night tonight. Enchanted April, at Taproot Theatre, opens tonight at 8:00 p.m. It’s been a good process, a nice re-entry back into the world of acting after a two year hiatus. My role is small, but has enough … Continue reading
Filed under Spirituality, Theatre
A Reputation for a “Yes Face”
This was a question we asked at church on Sunday. It’s a different way to phrase the old question of legacy: what do you want to be remembered for? What heritage do you want to leave your kids? After all … Continue reading
Filed under Daily Life, Spirituality
Notes from a September Week
So I took a week off from blogging. It was full week, as they all are. Rehearsals for Enchanted April (Taproot Theatre, opening this Friday) continue to go well. I will, of course, be terrified as we move through opening … Continue reading
Filed under Daily Life
Reluctantly Asking the Health-Care Questions
Here’s a question: what does Beauty have to do with the health-care debate? I’m not much of a political animal. Whether that’s a badge of honor or shame depends on who you talk to, but it’s getting harder to avoid … Continue reading
Filed under Politics
Watching My Friends Work
Last Friday night, Greenwood held it’s monthly 2nd Friday artwalk. As part of that event, Taproot Theatre staged its own entry: the making of a portrait. The artist was my good friend Sam Vance, and his subject was another good … Continue reading
Filed under art, Beauty, Daily Life, Faith and Art, Theatre
