So here's the program:

 

June 10, 2012

 

Brooklyn Public Library, King’s Highway Branch

 

         Presents a reading of a series of vignettes entitled

“He Said/She Said”

                    Written by 

                            Alan Magill       

and

“The Interview”

       Written by

               Janet Kwassman      

 

              STARRING (in alphabetical order)

        Arthur French                    Eve Sorel      

        Cynthia Gordon                  Phyllis Sperling        

        Fran G. Levy                       Cedrick Terrell

        Alan Magill                         Len Vretholm

        Jack Shalom                        Elizabeth York

        Pearl Shifer     

Thank you to all of the participants in this program for giving of their talent and time. Many of these plays were written as part of Alan Magill’s Instant Theatre group where participants write original plays based on an opening and closing line given out at the previous meeting.

 

Thank you to the King’s Highway Library and Shelly Strauss for giving a venue for this reading, which is part of a series of theatrical presentations here.

 

Alan Magill can be reached at pr2hope@aol.com  

 

 

 

 

 

Here's the flyer from the library about the play reading. so many people in the audience that we ran out of programs, but Alan said he will forward one to me via email.

Instant Theatre at the Kings Highway BPL.  Thanks to Alan for asking me to act in two of the pieces.  I met my scene partner for "Two Faced"   right before we opened the program, so it was nice to have improv chops at hand!

Afghan update

Finally!  A whole row without having to rip out 200 stitches!  I did make mistakes along the way but kept close watch on them, so the row ended with the right amount of stitches. Kind of like finishing a piece of music and no notes left over  : )

Avocado farm update and a new project

The avocados are putting out roots and shoots, so far only one tree. I did buy a bag of potting soil but haven't gotten around to potting any one.  that's what happens when you are potty yourself...And here are photos of the afghan that I'm working on.  Any idea why it's called an afghan?  Time for a journey to google...The colors are neither that bright nor that dark, don't know how to get a more accurate view. OK, they are called afghans because they were originally made in Afghanistan.  Yeah, and everywhere else...The geometric motifs were probably originated over there. My guess. Didn't do a whole lot of research...Let me know what you find out.

Something new for me:  oil painting class. Casey Inch, instructor. Me, token old person. I got a free pass because I joined the Center for Balanced Living, and the Educational Alliance opens up spots in the art school for CBL, and Marcy Simon was kind enough to get me in!
Underpainting, oil on canvas, burnt umber