Last night, along with a gaggle of galfriends, I thoroughly enjoyed “Noises Off!” performed at the Claire vg Thomas Theatre in Lynden.
There are only 3 more performances, so call (360) 354-4425 for ticket information.
This zany comedy is produced by Jane Timmermans and directed by Christopher Jones. Watching how the stagehands twirl around the elaborate set is worth the price of admission.
You don’t want to miss out on this “Rowdy evening of hysterically grownup fun!” My sides are still sore from laughing! The rapier quick dialog and body language are NON-STOP!!!
Stephanie Maksin, who directed me in "Faith County" was one of the gals I went to this play with. She asked me if I would want to perform in another play at some point. That's a tough question to answer. I had a totally fabulous experience and it was great fun to work with the cast and everyone involved with the production. But, I have to say at this point, no, no more theatre for me other than as a member of the audience.
I particularly couldn't have performed in "Noises Off!" It was so fast-paced, no room for pauses or missed cues. The cast did an incredible job!
Go see it!
May 21, 22 at 7:30 pm and May 23 at 2:00 pm. 655 Front Street, Lynden.
Friday, May 21, 2010
Sunday, May 9, 2010
A Birch Bay day in May ...
Sun's a-shining, tide's still out, but coming back in, people are barefoot out on the tideflats enjoying the feel of the sand and the water, the first of the skimboarders are out, colorful plastic pails and kiddie shovels have been brought out of winter storage and put to work creating holes or sandcastles.
It's Mother's Day, as well. Lots of families treating mum to a day at the beach.
Yesterday lots of heron were wading in the tidepools, a seasonal cue. People are putting up their floral hanging baskets and sprucing up their yards, and there's the smell of BBQ in the air. Bouys are starting to dot the tideflats.
A new vendor down by the Beach House is renting kayaks, bicycles, etc., and has a charming little gift shop.
I love witnessing the bay coming alive again after the winter.
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