And *critics* are paid to be harsh...the public, though, is deeply moved and that's what counts. Tomorrow will be the second performance.....we'll see how it goes.
I finally managed to locate a photo of Koa, the Golden Retriever, on stage during the last act..... he has two scenes....and during each scene, when he appears,the audience goes.."Ahhhhhhhhh"....and when he exits - he rates applause!
And.... a Curtain Call Photo - the composer, Christopher Theofanidis, centre stage as Director, Conductor and Cast look on and applaud.
Love,
♥ Robin ♥
I think it might become an American classic. Koa is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteAh cute dog. A shame about the Critics. I usually dont agree with critics. What do they know about how I feel about something. Thanks for your best wishes for Annie. She is doing amazlingly well.
ReplyDeleteit's best to form our own opinions I think, I bet it's an awesome performance. And koa, beautiful dog and name!!
ReplyDeleteif it's getting mixed reviews then it sounds even more intriguing to me!!
ReplyDeletebtw robin - i had lunch yesterday with a dear friend who is a psychiatrist and we were talking about how each human basically focuses on their own world, and she said she had heard the phrase "we are all only spear-carriers in everyone's else's opera" and i said i MUST tell this to my friend in san francisco - she will love it!!
sending love from one of the spear-carriers in your opera who thinks you are divine!
amanda
xoxo
If I were only as cute as a dog!
ReplyDeleteoh amanda's psychological metaphor! i made me think, though it wouldn't be a spear i'd be carrying in anyone else's performance. (well, okay, a few exceptions.)
ReplyDeletethis photo is so tender. such a beautiful golden. is this a one time gig for him, robin, or is he a card carrying actor?
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kj
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ReplyDeleteahhhhhhhhh here as well!
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