Thursday, February 19, 2009

AFT to announce World Premiere of GUYS & DOES!!


It is with great pride that I announce that Doc and I, along with our composer Paul, seem to have, indeed, produced a viable piece of musical theatre - GUYS & DOES!  We had a reading on Monday, with several key AFT mucky-mucks, and the overwhelming consensus was that we have a winner on our hands.  That would mean the show will see the stage a little under 2 years from the beginning of the project.  Compare that to the 6 years it took for PACKER FANS FROM OUTER SPACE to make the same journey!  We seem to have learned a bit since then.  

So mark your calendars, starting sometime around Labor Day into mid-October, GUYS AND DOES will be onstage in Door County!  Thanks a million to Uncle Reed, Uncle Bob and Cousin Mark for sharing immensely valuable deer-hunting wisdom.  We couldn't have written this one without their help!

I'll be sure to post a link when the company announces officially!




Tuesday, February 10, 2009

A few Inauguration pictures and Episode 2 of LeeTV, with more Irish drum than you can shake a stick at!


Yes, it's been a month. Wow. And a busy one. Following a visit to the Twin Cities to see Sara and the show she was working on at the Guthrie Theatre, we headed out to Maryland to visit her family and take in the Inauguration. It was a very emotional day, and a tiring one. Probably spent about 9 hours on our feet, standing still or walking, with temperatures around 30 degrees. The crowds were huge, but very happy. Got the word from Peggy that Erica and Julia were out there, too. Sorry we didn't have a chance to meet up, but that would have been challenging to say the least. I was so impressed to hear that with 2 million people in the streets there were zero arrests. Cause for hope right there. Here are the few pictures we did take.

This map was our most valuable possession, as we had to do a lot of creative navigation around the city, with many blocks closed off.Here was our view of our new President.  A little obstructed, but the sound was great.



The angle and the fact that my pockets were stuffed with supplies suggests I put on a few more pounds this winter than I actually did.
 Two very happy Americans.


That's it for today, folks.  More LeeTV soon.

Love you all!