Two shows in recent days:

Last night I saw a workshop production of Arrangements by Ken Weitzman and presented by the Atlantic Theater Company. Without my prior knowledge of the cast, I was surprised and happy to see Rutgers alum Michael Warner as a homeless man (hahaha, in the play). He, as well as everyone else, did a terrific job. Any Rutgers folks should head over to Atlantic and see him.

Tonight I saw my good friend Drew Hayes in the Heights Players' production of Angels in America. I've never seen this show staged but I thought Rob Weinstein did a super job and I congratulate him and the cast on a successful run. If you missed the show, you can go see it for it's second run when it reopens --Heights Players
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Minneapolis is pretty cool. Everyone is incredibly kind here and they have the darndest cute little accents, doncha know. Misa is a very talented group of people and I'm fortunate to work with them.

I saw Theatre de Jeune Lune's production of The Miser tonight. They are truly gifted artists. The performances were enough to give anyone a taste of the excitement, the immediacy, the beauty, and magic of which theatre is capable. Congrats to La Jolla Playhouse for purchasing it and congrats to their audiences for getting the opportunity to see it.
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