City Mouse

"That thing is a trap," said City Mouse. "The minute you touch the cheese something comes down on your head and you're dead." The little Country Mouse looked at the trap, and at the little City Mouse. "If you'll excuse me," he said, "I think I will go home. I'd rather have barley and grain to eat in peace than have sugar and dried prunes and cheese and be frightened to death all the time!" So the little Country Mouse went back to his home, and there he stayed all the rest of his life.

Saturday, April 08, 2006

Press Notes

A little review for our ten-minute play (scroll down to the bit about Sovereignty). They seemed to get it (and to enjoy it) which is encouraging.

Also, a big review for the play that I assisted on (The Scene). I don't agree with Isherwood's pat assessment of the end of the play but I do agree that credit is given where credit is due as far as the acting, directing and writing goes. They are an extremely talented (and really very lovely) bunch of artists.

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At 1:31 PM, Anonymous said...: Congratulations!! Oh and while I was killing time in the Charlotte airport yesterday, I picked up a paper and was pleasantly surprised to see a whole story about the Humana festival with a little blurb about your ten minute play included. You are officially the most famous person I know.
-T

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Saturday, April 08, 2006

Press Notes

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