Thank you meginthekeys and riseandshine for these latest reports, beautifully written! Some magic for each of you travellers, and wonderful to hear about it. Thanks also to stevieboy for the beautiful West Lothian article!
Thank you meginthekeys and riseandshine for these latest reports, beautifully written! Some magic for each of you travellers, and wonderful to hear about it. Thanks also to stevieboy for the beautiful West Lothian article!
"Susan Boyle does not have to shake my hand to touch me." ~soothed~
Originally Posted by riseandshine
Haha soothed you will never be a stand-in. You are a stand alone one-of-a-kind if I've ever seen one.
That's for sure!!!
I did entropydecides, loved it! I thought it was well-written, well-acted and moved quickly not bogging down. Also loved the theatrical finger snaps to change the scene. My favorite scene was the one depicting the death of Susan's father when Susan was singing The Prayer, her mom was singing How Great thou Art, and her father singing Scarlet Ribbons. Amazing scene to me!!
Yes, thanks so much for the details Rise and Megin--- Funny Rise they were calling the Tenn. fans and you were not their for your cue- hahahahaha
"I never do a damn thing I'm told. Not a damn thing"- Susan Boyle
Hahaha, I know I missed my grand entrance! Guess I'm not cut out for show biz!
Thank you all for your nice comments. I found out that Bug made the beautiful thistle pins. As I said before, the play is spectacular and I am hoping to see it again....London, New York, Florida would be great! A couple of things caught my eye - in the audition scene, Elaine had to eat the sandwich, well one bite of it and then had to drink copious amounts of water to be ready to carry on. I thought that must be quite challenging. Also I was surprised that Fred O'Neill's part was so small.
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