Tag Archives: Fringe
Drowsy Chaperone a Sleeper Hit at Tonies
(Drowsy circa 1999 at Theatre Passe Muraille…) Kudos to all the folks involved at one point or another with what will forevermore be known as the Tony Award-Winning Broadway hit The Drowsy Chaperone. I myself was a bit surprised that … Continue reading
Blackout… The Bad Kind
If you’re queuing up for the 3:15pm showing of Lust’s Labour’s Lost, then you already know that there’s a power blackout at the Tarragon. You may not be aware that the outage extends as far north as St. Clair, and … Continue reading
Turn it Down!
You wouldn’t know it if you saw the show, but there’s a war being waged behind the scenes of Lust’s Labour’s Lost, and it’s all about my drums. On on side are the theatre folks, arguing that our show should … Continue reading
Music Heals?
(Happier times: A photo from our sound check earlier this week…) It was an awful feeling of déja-vu this morning, scanning the headlines on BBC News on the opening day of the Fringe show I’m in. Almost four years ago, … Continue reading
Best Acting Note Ever
…. Received from our director in rehearsal today: Andrew Currie, can you get more tattoos?
