Show #43 -- Quiet Imprint

I know i say this a lot... but what a great show we had today! Thang Dao joined us to talk about Quiet Imprint which will be perfomed at Austin Ventures Studio Theater on March 6th and 7th. It sounds like an incredible show with music by Trihn Cong Son sung by the acclaimed Khanh Ly . The ticket price is a reasonable $15 and it is 40 minutes long... this is a wonderful opportunity to experience dance if you've never been or if you are a 'dance verteran.'


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Show 42 -- Klea Blackhurst

Well, I'm late in posting this (I'd like to procrastinate, but I keep putting it off), but last week we had a marvelous show. The encomparable Klea Blackhurt joined us by phone. Austin Caberet Theatre is bringing her and Billy Stritch to perform their show, Dreaming of a Song: the Music of Hoagy Carmichael.

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Show 41 -- A Little Night Music

This week on the show we had our good friends from Georgetown Palace Theatre in to talk about their production of A Little Night Music. Not only did we have the director, Cliff Butler, but we also had two performers (Wendy Zaveleta and Joe Penrod) as well as musical Director, Jonathan Borden.


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show # 40 -- Jon and Jen; Michelle Chenney

On February 1st we had Michael McKelvey again. but this time he was joined by
Sarah Gay and Andrew Cannata the two performers he is directing in Penfold Theatre's production of Jon and Jen at the Hideout Theatre thru February 21. They performed a few songs from the show and it seems wonderful... make sure you check it out.

Also on the show, we had Caberet perfomer Michelle Chenney talking about her show Excuse Me While I Change which was last week (again, i'm sorry i'm so late) at the City Theatre.

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Show # 39 L'Etolle, Carol Channing, McKelvey

I have been bad… I haven’t posted for three weeks!

I apologize. And it is too bad because on January 6th we had a ‘kick ass’ show. It was our last hour long show and we went out with a super bang. Not only did we have Kevin Patterson of the Austin Lyric Opera on to talk about L' Étoile (which Stuart and I went to [thank you Austin Lyric Opera]) and Michael McKelvey, Austin's priemier Musical Driector, we had CAROL CHANNING by telephone. She sang for us and talked to us about her foundation, Dr. Carol Channing & Harry Kullijian Foundation For The Arts. Please go to their site and see the wonderful work they are doing in California!

Be sure to go see Austin Lyric Opera’s production of Hansel and Gretel in April

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