Nearly over the hump, dayjob-wise, and not a minute too soon. Skipped the big premieres last weekend at George Street and Two River, and will skip the delayed Albee premiere Friday at McCarter. But I did get to the Growin Stage to see a fun "B.F.G. (Big Friendly Giant)" last Friday, cause that was the geographical imperative. Review preview will post very soon.
In the same spirit, this weekend I'll be at the premiere of "Almost Maine" at the Bickford and "The Miracle Worker" at Paper Mill. I'll catch up with Albee's "Me Myself and I" soon, while the world premiere of "Flying Crows" opens Jan. 31 at Playwrights Theatre.
Hmm ... perhaps I'll do a double-review of the two world premieres, which by my calendar will make the paper by Feb. 8.
There's something for you guys to look forward to. In the meantime, big deadlines still loom, so let me go.
Congrats to the Giants. Like they say in Piscataway, gotta keep choppin'.
About Me
- William Westhoven
- William Westhoven is the business editor and theater columnist for the Daily Record and. He has covered the performing arts in New Jersey since 1989 and is a five-time first-place winner of the New Jersey Press Association Critical Writing award. He also is an enthusiastic music historian, vinyl record collector and author of the book, "Eric Clapton: Career of a Rock Legend" (Barclay House 1996). He lives in Parsippany with his wife, Lisa, and B.B., "the blues dog."
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