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Johnson talked about the late actor and comedian John Ritter, who was asked by Barbara Walters, “John, what is it you want to be remembered for?” in an interview held prior to his untimely death in 2003 at age 54. Ritter’s reply was, “Barbara, there is a thread that goes through me, through you, through the cameraman over there out to all the people in the world. That thread is the golden thread of humanity that connects us all together. What I want to be remembered for is just a guy who plucked that golden thread of humanity, made people laugh and cry, and made people feel a part of the human family.” (www.imdb.com/name/nm0000615/bio).
TheatreWorks’ Director of New Works, Giovanna Sardelli, directed the company’s 2011 premiere of Joseph’s “The North Pool.” She found his work so enthralling, she’s directing his latest piece, “The Lake Effect,” which opens in previews at Palo Alto’s Lucie Stern Theatre tonight, “For me, Rajiv is one of the finest playwrights working right now,” Sardelli tells The Daily News, “so whenever he comes to TheatreWorks, I’m thrilled and honored, I love his lilac satin flower girl shoe, easter lavender toddler baby ballet slipper, toddler wedding shoe, satin ballet slipper dance shoe ability to capture human beings as they struggle to choose whether to listen to their better angels or not, He’s amazing at writing people right on the cusp of those decisions, so that we, as audience members, see ourselves in those struggles.”..
Another odd choice is putting Melis in almost complete darkness as he expresses his melancholy in “Lonely Room.” Yes, that may make the audience recognize that it’s a dark song, but it’s readily apparent from the lyrics and the agony on Melis’ face (during the occasions when his face is actually visible). Another minus: With his deep voice, Melis is sometimes difficult to hear clearly. This scene is immediately followed by what is commonly known as the “dream ballet,” which is intended to show Laurey’s romantic conflictions. Most of it is also done in semi-darkness, compounded by the crime that — probably for the first time in history — it no longer is very ‘dreamy,’ nor is it anything like the 15-minute ballet Agnes de Mille created for the original production on Broadway (which was superb in every way).
The siblings also cite a clip TMZ shot with Thicke after he filed his suit, in which he denied thinking of Marvin Gaye when he wrote ‘Blurred Lines.’ Which would seemingly contradict what he said in those magazine interviews, And you thought the whole Miley Cyrus twerking thing at the VMAs made him lilac satin flower girl shoe, easter lavender toddler baby ballet slipper, toddler wedding shoe, satin ballet slipper dance shoe look silly, And since they were there, the suit also claims Thicke’s song “Love After War” rips of Gaye’s “After the Dance.”, I sense that a Marvin Gaye tribute band may be in Robin Thicke’s future, He may need the money after this..
Sukay in Concert: Noon Nov. 28. The Oshman Family JCC, Albert and Janet Schultz Cultural Arts Hall, 3921 Fabian Way, Palo Alto. $20. http://www.paloaltojcc.org or 650-223-8700. Musikiwest: 7:30 p.m. Nov. 30. Music by J.S. Bach, Dave Brubeck, Oswaldo Golijov, Andy Akiho, Michael Torke. Mitchell Park Library, 3700 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. Under 18 free, seniors $10, others $15. http://www.musikiwest.org. “The Wise Women”: 7:30 p.m. Dec. 1, 2. Stanford music students, faculty and community members perform Conrad Susa’s one-act church opera. Stanford Memorial Church, 450 Serra Mall, Stanford. $10-25. http://events.stanford.edu/events/724/72481/.
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