The always inventive Bedlam Theatre is doing a rather unusual production of Lear; even more unusual: They are hopng their opening weekend audiences will not drive to the performance: This is not yet sold out. So Bedlam remains vulnerable to a driving audience, says bike advocate/chef Jim Bueche, but they are hoping to keep cars to zero.
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Can't be more predictable than yankees.
Enh, at least some good came out of it. Eventually.
If Hardy can find his form from two years ago it will be a fantastic trade. Go-go was at best a defensive center fielder. If he could have learne...
I agree. The Yankees are boringly predictable.
This is why the Twins are the Twins and the Yankees are the Yankees. Let's see, should we go for Hardy or Teixera? Hmmm.
I tink peraps it is te curc of Crist, Marybet414.
If I can c(h)ime in...I left the 'H' behind years ago and indeed there is no better way. The church of Crist... Bless you all.
I like the guy, but I have to admit he was a bit disappointing.
Just about every time we went to a game at the dome, you'd hear "fans" (quote marks emphasized) trashing GoGo loudly, which made me want to stand ...
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2 Reader Comments
7:06 am
I have always imagined King Lear would drive a muscle car from the late 60s — loud, fast and crazy, with hip-hop music with the volume turned way way up.
Of course, that’s just me.
12:55 pm
The Evil Bob inside me wants to steal a Hummer and crash it into the Bedlam’s lobby during the 1st Act.
God, I’m beginning to sound like g_rote!