Nan Weber's Musings: January 2014

Saturday, January 25, 2014

The Heliotrope is blooming on stage at the Grand Theatre

My friends--writers, actors, painters, musicians
this is a great production.
Thornton Wilder has some wonderful views of

everyday life no matter what century you live in.

This evening is the preview of the Grand Theatre's production of

Our Town

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Providence has nothing good or high in store for one

who does not resolutely aim at something high or good.

A purpose is the eternal condition of success.

Thornton Wilder.

My character in Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" is Martha Smith.

She is one of those who is in the graveyard.

I have her epitaph, these were her last words:

The train never comes down

this track any more.

Here is a shot of my hair before the cut.

After the cut.

Style for the show.

Come t0 the show.
Our Town

So I am going to have my hair styled for the show I will be performing in--"Our Town."

Our time period for hair and costumes is the 1950s ish.

I have decided on a combination of these three styles.

The center photo but longer and

This flippy look but more curls and

This softer wavy look.

We'll see how it all "cuts" out by Tuesday.