“Bright Star” by Steve Martin at Taproot Theatre. Unexpectedly good musical despite all the folk country bluegrass (which I surprisingly enjoyed) & depictions of the backwards South. Talented lead actress. Proud to have accurately predicted two major plots twists ?. #Southern
Stage play version of “Kim’s Convenience” w/ Taproot Theatre. Relatable to the Asian immigrant family experience. Also kinda racist (but in other ways not). Cool detailed set too. #Korean
Sold-out standing-room-only murder comedy play “Arsenic & Old Lace” at Taproot Theatre. An understudy-less actor was sick & the set designer read lines really well w/ a script on stage! #TheShowMustGoOn. Dialogue & eccentric characters reminded me of English humor.
Last day of the sold-out Charles Shultz “Charlie Brown Christmas” stage adaption at Taproot Theatre. I need to stop seeing kid-friendly shows. Nice how the schroeder character accompanied the musical (or play?).
Watched the terribly corny play “Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery.” Five actors portrayed 35 characters. Liked how one of the main characters was Texan. Represent!
Watched the Sweet Land Musical. Probably my last time at Taproot Theatre. Their season selections (though performed well) are always so slow, sentimental, and old-timey. — attending Sweet Land, the Musical at Taproot Theatre.
Watched Crowns The Gospel Musical. Good songs but no subtantial plot. They were literally just talking about wearing hats! There’s only so much you can say. — attending Crowns at Taproot Theatre.
Front row in the last, sold out performance of “A Civil War Christmas” musical, which was basically Love Actually in the civil war. Not a fan of liberal gender-blind casting. Also, old-timey 1800s American historical fiction isn’t my favorite genre. But it was alright. ‘murica y’all! — attending A Civil War Christmas: An American Musical Celebration at Taproot Theatre.
