Dom@in Dialogues
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Hi! And thank you so much for writing me back. Just call me Allison, I guess; Callista's just one of my roleplaying names. I sincerely hope the show goes well and I'm keeping an eye out for any reviews that might pop up online. I really do wish I could come to a performance but unfortunately I'm stuck down here in the south. 
I went and read the article by John Nordheimer. Thanks a bunch for the link--that was fascinating. Too bad they didn't say anything else about the psychiatrist [] but still, WOW. That play must be a real treat to watch unfold, especially since it's basically a one-on-one thing [who does the other guy--Adam?--play?]. And no, those are definitely not good things for Johnson's psyche.
Thanks for the heads up on Michael Harper's poems, too. I'll see if I can look them up. And you were a band geek too? Best group of people in the world, if you ask me!
Again thank you very much for writing me back [as well as putting a hit on my website counter].
-Allison L.
...who drops D.J. off in the beginning and who picks him up at the end.
> Thanks for the heads up on Michael Harper's poems, too. I'll see if I can look them up. And you were a band geek too? Best group of people in the world, if you ask me!
Yes mam...trumpet, french horn (concert and marching mellophone), and played piano in the Jazz band. Actually, I was a runt through most of high school, which prevented me from playing football which I would have done otherwise. Then, I surely would have missed out on all the fun that I had in band. Like you, I loved the compeitiion especially the marching competitions.
Reginald
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Replying to:
Hi! And thank you so much for writing me back. Just call me Allison, I guess; Callista's just one of my roleplaying names. I sincerely hope the show goes well and I'm keeping an eye out for any reviews that might pop up online. I really do wish I could come to a performance but unfortunately I'm stuck down here in the south.
I went and read the article by John Nordheimer. Thanks a bunch for the link--that was fascinating. Too bad they didn't say anything else about the psychiatrist [] but still, WOW. That play must be a real treat to watch unfold, especially since it's basically a one-on-one thing [who does the other guy--Adam?--play?]. And no, those are definitely not good things for Johnson's psyche.
Thanks for the heads up on Michael Harper's poems, too. I'll see if I can look them up. And you were a band geek too? Best group of people in the world, if you ask me!
Again thank you very much for writing me back [as well as putting a hit on my website counter].
-Allison L.
Hi--
Just saw the link to the New York Times article and promptly went out to buy my own copy. [Thank goodness I had an excuse to be on the end of town where they actually sell the Times!] Good for you guys! I'm glad you got a favorable review and I wish more than ever I could see the play for myself. Cool picture, too!
[Also: Can't imagine you ever being a runt. And competitions are too much fun... I cried buckets at my last one in November.]
-Allison L.
