The answer, of course, is contacts. The reason, however, deserves some documentation. Following in Eleanor's opera footsteps, I was recruited/volunteered to be in the next Atlanta Ballet production of Romeo & Juliet as Lord Montague. Luckily for all involved, especially the audience, it is a non-dancing role, HOWEVER, it does involve an on-stage sword fight with very heavy broadswords. We open tonight and run for two weekends, so if you are in town, it will be interesting!
11 comments:
Wow. Just. . .wow.
Now that's a hat that really works on you.
WOO-HOO!!! yay! Thomas, you are a born tight-wearer. Let no one tell you otherwise!
I second what both of the Kimbros said.
I'm speechless. . . Helen
You didn't know what you were getting into with this son-in-law of yours, did you Helen?!
Carter (the elder)
ah, a picture carter can look up to.
:)
just kidding. you look great! very um, intimidating. funny how they had to balance the tights with a heavy broadsword. just sayin'.
-x-
no comment.
And I though I raised you right...Mom
I always thought you were a pretty good dancer. No ballerina, sure. As long as the costume makes you wider than the broadsword you wield, I think you'll do o.k.
Good career move. Next up, Malvolio. What you really need is cross stitching. And a line of action figures. And Burger King glasses . . .
Ben
Wow, you look great in tights...where can i get me some of 'em?
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