I can only say that Summer Hours at the Robbers Library is exactly what a book should be. Heartwarming, not so corny, where i loved th people and their stories and their lives. Young Sunny steals a dictionary and sets us off on an enchanted journey of family, friendship […]
I asked myself the same thing this morning when the name New York Marble Cemetery appeared on the map we were going to use today. A trip down to the Village for lunch, a show at NYTW, a trip to DiPalo’s for snacks and home. Sadly I didn’t […]
Fabulous, timely, funny, engaging and a sad commentary on our ties and where women have been left in this patriarchal country of ours. Playwright Heidi Schreck played the lead in this practically one woman show. She reflected back on her years as a teenager going from one Lodge […]
We had a 2 pm theatre at NYTW and searched out Jules Bistro for a croquet madame for lunch. Down a few steps past three tiny outdoor tables we entered a tin ceilinged room with just the right amount of tables and a Jazz singer in the back. […]
The first play of the season for The Roundabout Theatre Company and I would give it a 7.5. Janet McTeer stars as Sarah Bernhardt, theatre star, who takes the bold step of playing Hamlet on the stage. The story is nice to know and the cast was […]
Today I am trying something totally new. The NYPL is an amazing place with branches spread out across the city and something always happening. So when I saw a listing for 20 minute musicals I couldn’t resist.. will update you later! UPDATE; Well worth the time and since […]
As with so many books I read I had no idea what The Great Alone was about, it was on a list, so I put it on my Library wait list and voila!, on my kindle it popped. Its coming of age story which I always think of […]
Tonight after Cassis for dinner ( a place i think I really like) we headed to the rooftop of the Hotel Empire for an evening of music presented by NYCB. We heard a few short pieces that will accompany the dancers on stage this season. Brought by two […]
We are on the fence with this Guggenheim Program works/Process. Tonight was a hit I think… Rene Flemming and the musical director along with the producer were interviewed. We saw scenes form the movie and caught a tiny glimpse of what goes on to make it all come […]
After a 3 hour drive out to Hershey PA for what is supposed to be the largest RV show in the country we stopped for dinner In Bethlehem PA I thought it was a perfectly cute college town. Old historic downtown street filled with cute shops and outdoor […]
