Terrence McNally's "Lisbon Traviata"

[ulterior epicure]

I know of one other member of this forum who appreciates opera as much as (and assuredly, more than) I do. I'll let him speak up if he sees this thread.

Has anyone seen Terrence McNally's "Nights at the Opera: The Lisbon Traviata?"

[DonRocks]

[And here I thought this was going to be about a cake. ]

[leleboo]

I know of one other member of this forum who appreciates opera as much as (and assuredly, more than) I do. I'll let him speak up if he sees this thread.

Has anyone seen Terrence McNally's "Nights at the Opera: The Lisbon Traviata?"

I worked on the 2002-3 season production at the Lyric Stage Company in Boston.

[ulterior epicure]

[And here I thought this was going to be about a cake. ]

Well, I certainly won't shoo away recommendations for places to find that diva of pastries.

[ulterior epicure]

Well, I certainly won't shoo away recommendations for places to find that diva of pastries.

By the way, Don, I love how you encourage postings. When can I shed my "shrimp' shell and move on to my larger, "prawn" digs?

And how did leleboo become a non-aquatic creature? Can I be "space man?"

[leleboo]

And how did leleboo become a non-aquatic creature? Can I be "space man?"

After you hit a certain number of posts you can choose your own Member Title. Check out ol_ironstomach, MDT, DanCole42, and many others for some entertaining examples thereof.

[leleboo]

Has anyone seen Terrence McNally's "Nights at the Opera: The Lisbon Traviata?"

And that's what I get for not following the link before ... I worked with Chris Ashley at Williamstown, doing "Without Walls" on the Nikos stage.

[i'm pretty sure this thread is going to drift off into Never-Never Land soon, as there is no connection to food/dining whatsoever, but in the meantime, I'm going to remain creeped out by this forced revisiting of my theatrical past.]