If you are my father please stop reading this right now! Seriously, you wont like this at all. Ok, now that the coast is clear, I can tell you about something I did last week that scared the bejebus out of me yet also made me incredibly thrilled about life.
Karaoke means empty orchestra. I don’t care about who’s in the orchestra, what I do like is when the dance floor’s bumpin’. You may remember that karaoke had it’s hey-day in the 1990s. However I wasn’t introduced to it until 1999 when all my theatre school kids went to local
The Vancouver Fringe Festival is on and a few people have been asking me what shows they should go see. So, I’ve compiled a list of people I know who are fun, engaging performers, people I personally know or shows I’ve seen before. In no particular order I recommend: Every
Ode to Snapple Peach Iced Tea After I walked across the Brooklyn Bridge I yearned for my thirst to be clenched Like an oasis, a quick-ie mart appeared Transporting me back to my youth Slid back the refrigerator door that separated us like a boarder Brought you to the twelve
I’m in NYC and having a mind-blowing good time. This Sunday I went to the original Dance Dance Party Party and rocked it like a hurricane. Which reminds me, Vancouver DDPP starts up again this Thursday! I’ll be back in the city and ready to party. Details: Thursdays Sept 9-
In the words of Nelly McClung circa 1915: Never retract, never explain, never apologize – get the thing done and let them howl. I don’t want to call this a reaction but it’s a tangent inspired an email I received that had the phrase “I will f-ing kill you” in
Since I do so much shameless self promotion on this site I think it’s time I gave back. Every now and them I’m going to do some event listings of awesome, fun and inspiring events happening in one of my favorite cities in the world. Here’s my first installment. ANZABONANZA!
Here’s another incredible highlight video of the last Say Wha?! evening shot and edited by Tom Weston!
Dance Dance Party Party got a great article in the New York Times! I’m so excited to be part of such a fantastic organization. Read the article HERE. Ms. Brandel said. “I think at D.D.P.P., the premise is, ‘We’re all awesome; let’s have fun together.’ ”
I was at Queen Elizabeth Park this weekend and saw a young woman sitting alone in the grass. She sipped on her drink, wrote in her journal and then clipped her toenails.
Sara Bynoe 