The weekend is officially over and what a busy weekend it was. Starting with the Hoop Dance competitions at the Heard Museum that I featured yesterday and then Saturday night a Phoenix Symphony event featuring Megan Hilty. Are there any fans of the short-lived television series "Smash" out there? Megan Hilty was one of the costars of that show playing the role of Ivy Lynn, a role billed as the "seasoned triple-threat". Being a huge fan of the musical theatre, I was one of many who hated to see the demise of that show with it's brilliant music and talented actors.
I know that isn't a white baby grand to the left but it is second hand so it will have to do.
Whew! Busy weekend indeed.
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Sounds like you had a fantastic time, hope Monday is nice and relaxing!
Sounds like a great weekend! I didn't know Andrew Lloyd Webber did a production of "Oz" -- and I haven't heard of "Smash," so this was quite an educational post. :)
Rest up the next 5 days... another weekend looms somewhere.
You do get around, that's for sure. Not certain I know very many people who so much high-class fun as you do! :)
I'm going to check out "Smash," as I haven't heard of that, either.
We have a baby grand - but it's not white. Darn! It's used, though. Especially since the cats starting using it as a place to nest. Argh!
Your recap of your busy weekend omitted that you graciously allowed me to chop onions and garlic and Julie to assist with cooking a spectacular meal at our house before the theater.
Super entertaining weekend Sharon, looks like loads of fun.
You certainly get around, Sharon!
Sounds like you had a good time.
Fortunately it is monday, hey Sharon?
You had a fabulous and very intensive weekend.
A night out with the orchestra is always a good night.
Sounds like a busy but fun weekend.
I would have enjoyed that weekend. Can I admit that I have never heard of either Ms. Hilty or Smash? But, I have probably been multiple times to every Andrew Lloyd Webber extravaganza. True aficionados look down their noses at Webber's stuff, but I don't need to pretend to be a critic . . . I just go with the flow and have a good time.
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