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re: Curious Incident ... What a dog!

Posted by: origamiboy 09:34 am EDT 09/12/14
In reply to: Curious Incident ... What a dog! - uwsrdh 11:54 pm EDT 09/11/14

I greatly enjoyed it. Thought it was moving, profound and one of the most exciting productions I've ever seen.

Tell us more about "What Was Lost" though... What is it?


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re: What Was Lost

Posted by: uwsrdh 10:03 am EDT 09/12/14
In reply to: re: Curious Incident ... What a dog! - origamiboy 09:34 am EDT 09/12/14

Wonderful play about Laurette Taylor & Tennessee Williams preparing for the opening of Glass Menagerie. A real love letter to theater and the people who create it.

Played Aug 28-Sep 6 at the Dorothy Strelsin Theatre. I hadn't heard anything about the play, but the idea sounded interesting, so I took a chance and it was one of those unexpectedly thrilling nights in the theater I imagine we all (on this board) live for. It made Tennessee come alive in a way I had never imagined him before. And Pennylynn White as Laurette - a great actress portraying another great actress!


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re: What Was Lost

Posted by: origamiboy 03:18 pm EDT 09/12/14
In reply to: re: What Was Lost - uwsrdh 10:03 am EDT 09/12/14

Rather new here... Is there a way to private message members? Would love to chat more about this play.


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re: What Was Lost

Posted by: keikekaze 05:10 pm EDT 09/13/14
In reply to: re: What Was Lost - origamiboy 03:18 pm EDT 09/12/14

You can post your e-mail address in a response to the person you want to talk to. It will show to everyone, but I haven't found that to be a problem.


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Don't imagine for me, thanks very much.

Posted by: portenopete 11:38 am EDT 09/12/14
In reply to: re: What Was Lost - uwsrdh 10:03 am EDT 09/12/14

I love the next yarn about Laurette Taylor as much as anyone, but let's try and acknowledge it's not 1945 anymore and get with the 2014 program!

And can I add that I love Preston Sturges as much as THE CURIOUS INCIDENT OF THE DOG IN THE NIGHTIME? MOMC, PBS, ST and HTCH are some of my favourite movies.


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re: Don't imagine for me, thanks very much.

Posted by: MikeR 11:55 am EDT 09/12/14
In reply to: Don't imagine for me, thanks very much. - portenopete 11:38 am EDT 09/12/14

So you're saying that you don't live for unexpectedly thrilling nights at the theater? Because that's what the poster was imagining, and it had nothing to do with a specific play.


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