Oooooh, it's the end of the road

[king_duncan]

Cleopatra was like Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat without the wit or subtlety. Some of the performances were nice, some were wildly miscast. Cleopatra's gowns were incredible.
The Higher Education of Khalid Amir was very funny, though a bit unfocused. Glad I was able to see it, since the first performance I tried to see was

Comments

[namfle]

Yeah, that McDonalds, and the coffee place next to it on the corner by the train station are both gang havens. There are hours of the night when you really might not want to walk in there.

Back to the show, I'm sad it's over, but it was a fabulous piece of work, man. Great writing and acting. You definitely should be proud of yourself. Prince Trevor is absolutely a showcase/portfolio piece for you, I think.

-elf-

[adam22772]

If you put an elephant head in the trunk wouldn't they ... uhhh ... turn inside out? (sorry!)

I'm so glad you guys finished on a high note and I'm still bummed that I didn't get to see it. Hopefully, the traveling company will hit Vermont.

If Mickey was impressed with the music then, really, my work is done. :) Thanks, Mick. Your opinion means a lot.

Congratulations to you and the cast/crew, Duncan.

DIP!

[neoscribe]

HEY BUDDY, I meant to drop you a line yesterday and tell you how much I loved what you did for the Trevor music, but Duncan beat me to the punch. :-)
Bravissimo, sir. Very, VERY well done. ;-)

[carasol]

Really, going east of Broadway at all isn't a great idea in Inwood.

And I've gone to Cafe Espresso (on the corner of 207/Bway) several times, and never saw any gang activity. They're expensive as hell, but not gangy.