Thursday, September 17, 2009
Sorry, ages
EXTREMELY successful theatre seasons, a double bill of Measure for Measure and Romeo and Juliet, followed by Toi Whakaari premier of new Eli Kent play, Bedlam
Started writing top secret/not so top secret play for Theatre Militia
Plays plays plays plays
Things what are about to happen:
Aforementioned secret/not secret Theatre Militia play
Minge Culture murmurings...
Chapman Tripp awards in December. I wonder who will be nominated...
Oh, and I've finally become obsessed with The Sandman comics. Took long enough.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
I'm obsessed with my taste in music, or something
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
On: the 'Road'
Here's what I got:
The Tallest Man, The Broadest Shoulders - Sufjan Stevens
Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen
Road to Joy - Bright Eyes
We Are The Road Crew - MotÅrhead
Road to Banyon - Nick Cave & Warren Ellis
Roadrunner - The Modern Lovers
I have impeccable taste!
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Merle Oberon's grave rolling*
Unfortunately, I will be unable to resist seeing the film, since Heathcliffe is being played by Ed Westwick.
I am full of pop culture rage.
*ok, Emily Bronte is probaby rolling in her grave too, but have you SEEN Merle Oberon?
And, for good measure, purr
Saturday, May 9, 2009
I die
And I am not alone. Blogs about Chuck Bass abound, include the fabulous What Chuck Wore by What Claudia Wore blog babe Kim Hutt.
If Kim updated What Chuck Wore more often, I would break the internet with my gawping and guffawing.
If someone had ever told me what the fuck Tumblr is, then maybs I'd not be so surprised to also find the delectable I'm Chuck Bass. Wake up. Drink coffee. Hit the shuffle button for hours. Bed.
This is the photo of my choice: SO HOT I DIE
Just in case you want to be like me, here are some youtubes that I have hand picked for your satiation:
So Makey Outy
Silver Bowtie Apocalypse
I went to Tuscany alone
Red tights and black onesie RAGE
Ok, so it's all Chuck and Blair making out. But that's pretty much the point of the whole thing.
Anyway, so, i was thinking, if you ahve any of it on dvd, hook a sister up!
What has become of me?....
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
What a good day to be Jean!!!
Yesterday I won Bob Dylan's new album. Excellent. I did it by entering a competition on Simon Sweetman's blog after Jonny said "enter this competition!"
Winner.
Here is the blog post
But here is the Ultimate Bob Dylan Concert Setlist that I came up with which won me the prize:
1 'Changing of the Guards' – the slow build of sound would be epically awesome to hear recreated loud.
2 'Idiot Wind' - Lets get our anger on.
3 'If Not For You' - Too cute. All fights started during 'Idiot Wind' would now be reconciled. Israel and Palestine, possibly…
4 'Most Likely You Go Your Way and I’ll Go Mine' - Harmonica chaos. Fantastic.
5 'Workingman's Blues' - There are many reasons to love this song, but I pick "I sleep in the kitchen with my feet in the hall" as the best reason
6 'Journey Through Dark Heat (Where Are You Tonight?)' - I adore the epic lost-love songs. Hopefully he has bought his Street Legal era backing singers along to do the hey-hey-hey-hey bits
7 'Visions of Johanna' - any girl in the audience called Louise probably won't appreciate it, but...
8 'Talkin John Birch Paranoid Blues' - it'd be so weird.
9 'Romance in Durango' - I know, I know, he did it on the Rolling Thunder Revue and it was amazing. Maybe if I was lucky he’d say "Remember Durango, Larry?"
10 'Quinn the Eskimo' - Woah! Remember this song? Everybody now! "Come all without, come all within…"
11 'Mississippi' - This song has such a sturdy beat, I imagine an entire stadium of sweating bodies exhausted from dancing would all fall into a steady march. But not in a fascist way, you guys
12 'Love Minus Zero/No Limit' Some serious making out would go down when this started playing. We'd be making an old man very happy, I presume.
13 'Jokerman' - Shock and awe. I know I would have a minor fit of the somethings.
Encore 1 'The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll' – Imagine that!!!! He comes out all buy himself with a rackety old acoustic and his penchant for no audience eye contact, and suddenly you’re getting "William Zanzinger killed poor Hattie Carroll, with a cane that he twirled round his diamond ring finger…" Nostalgia-rama.
Encore 2 'I Shall Be Released' - Just cos it’d be outstanding. And his backing vocalists would be Robbie Robertson, Emmylou Harris, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Nick Cave, Bruce Springsteen and Joan Baez
I know I haven't put Like A Rolling Stone on the list, or Knocking On Heaven's Door, but I'm fine with that.. For now...
Yeh-yuh! I'm the bomb!
Thursday, January 29, 2009
What a babe
- Eleanor Roosevelt
