The Stone Sisters by Margot HuntMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Fast-paced, clever, and addictive. Fantastic performances.
The Stone Sisters by Margot Hunt
The Third Man by Mani Sheriar
Identity Thief by Rachel RosenthalThat's right, another one. Finally found someone nice enough to share their copy of the Regent Park production of Evita from 2019. Performances and vocals are good, but staging and direction is atrocious. Constantly trying to reinvent the wheel is beyond unnecessary. Cannot believe that this is the production that is going to be used for the upcoming Broadway revival. So disappointing. Anyway, the whole point of this post was to say that I now have 53 Evita recordings. Collection continues to grow! Love it!
"If every bad decision came with instant consequences, the world would have collapsed by lunchtime."
-Pamela to Dani
Two Henrys by Kevin Allison
The Squared Circle: Life, Death, and Professional Wrestling by David Shoemaker
Photo Credit: Latisha Todman
Built a new bridge a couple of years ago down the street from me, and finally took a stroll to check it out. Pretty cool. Side note: Got a new camera, and am loving it so far.

Crammed by Nick Pirog 
Eric got me a present while on vacation in Vermont. Isn't it incredible?! Did some research, and it's from the first national tour. What a treasure!
The Personal Trainer by Rebecca CollomosseFinally found a bootleg audio of the 2023 ART cast that I saw with Mrs. Cabral. Have been searching for years. So thrilled. My total Evita recordings is now 52! So crazy. So awesome. There are still a few that I would like to get my hands on, but I've put out feelers, and just have to be patient. Not my strong suit. Just realized something as I'm writing this. I will have 53 in August, as the official 2025 London revival cast is getting released. So cool. Love collecting things that mean a lot to me.







Photo Credit: Latisha Todman
Don't usually care to celebrate the 4th, but Latisha asked me if I wanted to go watch the fireworks down by the pier, and we had a very good time.
Dear Debbie by Freida McFadden
Yellowface by R.F. Kuang