Easter Parade, Sarah Vaughan,Daniel Goldstein...and MORE!
Niccolo Machiavelli
Happy Easter, 2016!
It is March 27th and is the 87th day of the year. There are 279 days remaining until the end of the year.
Whether you are Christian or not, think of this day as symbolic of rebirth. We all have an opportunity to reinvent ourselves on a daily basis. No matter who we are, we all have the same 24 hours. It is what we do with that 24 hours that separates us and makes us ALL unique.
Most people sleepwalk through day-to-day existence, passively letting time slip away. They find it hard to commit to opportunities that come there way. Let's ALL commit to do that over the course of the next 279 days and see where that takes us.
Let's celebrate all that today holds. Let's start with celebrating THE holiday movie to watch. That, of course is Easter Parade starring Judy Garland and Fred Astaire. It was the one and only time that these great musical comedy
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Austin Pendleton is born. Do yourself a favor and watch WHAT'S UP, DOC? to celebrate.
British actor/singer Joseph E. Coyne born (1867).
Harold Nicholas, of the famous tap-dancing Nicholas Brothers, was born on this date in 1921. Speaking of great dancers, Bob Fosse's Dancin' opened on Broadway (1978).
William Finn's March of the Falsettoes opened Off-Broadway (1981).
The real cause of humiliation isn’t being judged, it’s living in any way that conflicts with your real values.
-Martha Beck
Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up? opened on Broadway (1982)
Urban Cowboy opened on Broadway (2003)
Rodgers and Hammerstein's State Fair opened on Broadway (1996).
Revival of Jacques Brel Is Alive opened Off-Broadway (2006).
Gypsy revived (4th time) on Broadway starring Patti Lupone (2008).
Watch out, New York. Patti LuPone has found her focus. And when Ms. LuPone is truly focused, she’s a laser, she incinerates. Especially when she’s playing someone as dangerously obsessed as Momma Rose in the wallop-packing revival of the musical Gypsy, which opened on Thursday night at the St. James Theater.
Ben Brantley, The New York Times
How to Succeed revived (3rd time) on Broadway (2011)
One step at a time is good walking. - Chinese proverb
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Goodspeed Opera House opening later this month. This production will beheaded by a masterful director, Daniel Goldstein. I love Daniel's work. I also saw productions of
What is your Morning Motivation?
Coffee. Lots of it.
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How do you approach social media marketing?
Mostly with pictures of my kid. I figure if
"they" see her they must think I'm doing something right.
It’s Twitter’s 10th birthday. So how do you feel about it now – love it or hate it?
Love it!
What do you still want that you don't have now?
A kitchen with a proper cooktop and ventilation, a backyard and a six pack.
Get Millennials To Vote In 5 Words
Voting is totally normcore, bro.
Batman or Superman?
Superman. But Christopher Reeve Superman. Not this current crap.
What lesson are you learning in life right now??
Family above all.
How do you stay focused on what matters most?
Easy when you have a kid.
Don't Miss Anything Goes at The Goodspeed Opera House
Fri 04/08/16 To Thu 06/16/16
In Other Entertainment News
Tonewall is the premier pop a cappella group of the NYC Gay Men's Chorus.
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| Tonewall Comes to Nyack! the premier pop a capella group of the NYC Gay Men's Chorus Opening Act: Nyack High School Advanced Choir |
Saturday, April 2, 2016
Doors Open at 7pm ~ Show at 8pm
Opening Act: Nyack High School Advanced Choir
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When we surrender to God, it's not to something outside ourselves but to the core of Love that is who we are. Our holiness is our wholeness.
-Marianne Williamson
Thank you, to all of the artists mentioned in this blog for the gifts you have given to the world and continue to give!
With grateful XOXOXs ,
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Don't Tell Mama Presents...
Wendy Scherl returns in What Do You Do All Day? Directed by the incredible Helen Baldasarre with great musical direction by Matthew Martin Ward. Wendy is an amazing vocalist with a rangy and rich sound. “This is someone to watch!” Go see her, you can thank me later.
- Sue Matsuki In “What Do You Do All Day”, Wendy Scherl shares anecdotes and song about the numerous hats she wears every single day as a wife, a mother of two boys and two dogs, a short order cook, a daughter, a house manager, a chauffeur and Cabaret Singer! Her show is both touching and real, theatrical and funny!
This show WILL sell out! So reserve today and be a part of his star studded audience!
You will truly be amazed by what this full-time executive director of a family of four accomplishes every day! Wendy will wow you with both her choice of material and her talent!
After graduating from Northwestern University with a BA in Theatre, Wendy performed in numerous
regional theatre productions around the country, including some of her favorite productions: Hair (The official 20th Anniversary Production in Chicago), Grease (numerous roles), Annie (Grace), The Pajama Game (Babe), and Godspell.
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