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Bye Felicia!   I could not stand looking at his fat face.

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OUCH. Besides Stretching and Massaging the foot every morning, wearing a night splint nightly, using new very good orthotic inserts in my new very supportive shoes and not going barefoot around the apartment anymore, does anyone have any suggestions of how to get rid of it? Fucking driving me nuts. OUCH.

 

THANK YOU!!!!!

Try this. Take a great big bottle of water and freeze and then leave your foot (or feet on the frozen water for 30 minutes morning and night. It helped me!

I have been on it for years 400 3 times a day for diabetic neuropathies and have absolutely no problem with it.

One of the best kissers too!

I hit 50 and it was Beamer for me!

Mama Mia....I was damn near grossed out by the whole production. To put the stank on top of it there was this annoying woman who was drunk laughing at every damn scene.

 

Hamilton - way overrated

 

Cats - Need I say anything else?

I agree with you except on Hamilton. The first time seeing it was everything and more than I expected...

John Rechy City of Night..old, but for a teen back in the 70's, it was a brave new world!

I'm sorry you feel that way. I was musical director for the Boston regional premiere, and I had a wonderful time. I know some people feel Act I isn't very good, or not necessary, but I love the way it sets up the world we expect (from the documentary) in Act II. I also think it's a very evocative and whimsical score.

 

Our Big Edie (Act I)/Little Edie (Act II) in that production was to have done the regional premiere of War Paint (same composing team) last spring, and I was really looking forward to seeing that...but...well...the pandemic happened, and...

I saw both productions and thought they both were wonderful..each for different reasons. Ebersole was a force until herself, but so was Buckley. I agree that Rachel York probably was a bit miscast (she screwed up many lyrics that I saw), but still captured the essence of Grey Gardens. Some beautiful music as well...

Saw ACL at the public in May 1975...an experience that can never be matched. As good as it was on Broadway, in that small theatre you felt you were sitting at an audition..a theatre experience never to be matched in 46 years!

Dr. Jazz....

It is not MATT BOMER it is Cheyenne Jackson!

Truly devastating loss from a horrific disease. Through it all she maintained a quiet dignity, determined to fight and the get a new experimental drug passed. She did a concert from her living room several months ago. Prayers for Danny Burstein and their children. We have lost of the great ones.

Can somebody explain what the very last scene was about? Jim Parsons running down the street. I am very familiar with the play and saw this revival last year, but do no understand this scene???

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No one has mentioned Stendra? Lasts longer than Viagra, more like Levitra, without the side effects. No body has had it precsribed for them? For me, it works as well as the others without the back or stomachache. Not cheap however!