MEET ME IN ST LOUIS WALK-ON
Clang, clang, clang went the Trolley! Last night I had my walk-on role in Village Theatre's production of MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS. Last May when I bid and won the walk-on role at the Village Theatre Gala, the show seemed so far away. Suddenly it was November and time for me to face the music. A couple of weeks ago I went for a

EQUIVOCATION AT SEATTLE REP
I went to see the first preview of EQUIVOCATION at the Seattle Rep last week, (thanks Kathryn!). I loved it! EQUIVOCATION, written by Bill Cain and directed by Bill Rauch, had its world premiere at The Oregon Shakespeare Festival and will be running at The Seattle Repertory Theatre until December 13. The Seattle Rep has put together a fabulous "know before you go" pamp

STEPHEN SONDHEIM AND FRANK RICH
Monday October 26 I had a once in a lifetime opportunity to meet both Stephen Sondheim and Frank Rich. I attended STEPHEN SONDHEIM A LIFE IN THE THEATER, AN ONSTAGE CONVERSATION WITH FRANK RICH at Benaroya Hall. We (of course this night was a Conn family event) started the evening off at a 6:30pm reception in the Founder's Room h

ENCHANTED APRIL AT TAPROOT THEATRE
I was lucky enough to catch one of the last two performances of Taproot Theatre's ENCHANTED APRIL. Despite a devastating fire last week, Taproot Theatre, with the generous support of Seattle Children's Theatre, was able to mount two final shows on Saturday October 24. However, the mad scrambling and exhaustion certainly didn't show in the performance, which was indeed, enchanted. ENCHANTED APRIL, a play by Matthew Barber, from the novel by Elizabeth Von

CAROL BURNETT AND EYDIE GORME MEDLEY
This wonderful medley of Hollywood music is from Eydie Gorme's February 4, 1977 guest appearance on the Carol Burnett Show. Love the crazy clown dancers too! I was an impressionable thirteen year old when I saw this (probably while doing my math homework), and it goes a long way to explaining why I am the way I am. Oh, and why I love sequins. Thanks Ryan!