The joyful wonders of the Disney-like elevator ride
Have you ever noticed how obsessed kids are about elevators?
A personal look at Capote
WHEN the South Valley Civic Theatre with their Morgan Hill Community Playhouse Company decided to present “Tru” a one man show they bravely went into delicate territory. A one man show is a gamble, the material has to be believable, the direction has to be really detailed and the “one man” that carries the production for 90 minutes has to be able to deliver the character he is playing. Well they seemed to hit it just right with their first one man play, Bill Tindall carries the Truman Capote character with all his humor and insecurities with the book by Jay Presson Allen who brings us a sad unsure Capote, Carol Harris directs with a sensitive brush and brings in a very acceptable “Tru”.
WEAVER: A Twitter plug and CCS playoffs
I’m looking forward to the next week and a half. It isn’t because the 2011-12 prep sports year is coming to a close, either. Like former Saints and Colts head coach Jim Mora once questioned – playoffs? Yes, coach Mora, playoffs.
GETTING OUT: Adventure is a yardstick to measure fullness of life
For those of us who will have the good fortune to live a long
‘Happy Days’ are here again for Gilroy High reunion
For many of us, high school was not the happiest of times. We
