Coutdown to Silliness

It was another exciting night at the theatre tonight. Sarah, from the production office stopped by after getting out of tech for Writers' next show, Nixon's Nixon. We were having drinks after the show, as usual, and tonight people were even sillier than usual.


These sunglasses are stellar on Rawson, I believe they belong to Laura. He's looking rather manly in that pose, although I must say the shirt is not helping him any, is it?

Side Note: I am devestated that a great picture of Laura and Rawson has disappeared off my camera!!! Curses! This has never happened to me before...

"If I find out who is responsible they shall pay!"--that's Super Manly Rawson coming to my rescue. hehe.

Michael was a little disturbed by this note left to him by Nixon's Nixon star Larry Yando saying he tried on Micheal crown, loves Shannon more, and kiss Lea Coco for him.

One of my running jokes with Michael here is that I'm a bit of a drunk. I have made a very small number of mistakes, but they are always due to my drunkeness. And now it is just something he says when I head up to the booth, "try not to drink too much and f#ck up tonight!" or something. Tonight I lost balance trying to get a picture and almost stumbled into him, and it was "again, with the drinking! You could have taken my eye out with you elbow, but at least you got it all on film!" He cracks me up.

Shannon on the right was feeling extra caustic today and Shannon on the left was her usual cheery self, so here we have Bitter Shannon and Sunshine Shannon.
Or is it Myrtle?

Shannon's series of performance report artwork continues, todays is of Lake Shore Drive and is complete with a moving van for Mike and me and a parachuting Bill Murray (apparantly really did parachute into downtown today.)


And a rare appearance of me. Today was my wedding anniversary. You can't see all that well, but I am wearing my great-grandmother's earrings that I wore that day three short years ago. We just had a small celebration, I got us a piece of cake with lemon curd filling, like we had at our wedding and Mike brought me flowers. In a few weeks, we will be going up to Wisconsin for a couple nights for a real celebration. Can't wait. But right now I need all my energy to get through this weekend. Four more shows left in my theatre career. Crazy.