I am, of course, thrilled by that honor. But I’m also excited about the fact that after two very long years, the pandemic seems to be receding. So—triple vaxxed and often double masked—I’ve been inching out to see a few shows and I’ve been making plans to see even more and to once again share my thoughts about them with you here, which is something else to celebrate.
That celebrating will continue this Sunday when I’m scheduled to join my friends James Marino, Peter Filichia and Michael Portantiere on Broadway Radio’s “This Week on Broadway” podcast to talk about some of the things we’ve already seen.
I’ve also continued producing my podcast "All the Drama" about the plays and musicals that have won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The latest episode is on the 1998 winner How I Learned to Drive, which is being revived on Broadway this spring with its original stars Mary-Louise Parker and David Morse. I had the great honor of discussing the show with its playwright—and one of my theatrical heroes—Paula Vogel (you can listen to it by clicking here).
So many blessings! And as always—but even more so this year—my heartfelt thanks to those of you who have subscribed to this blog over the past decade and a half, followed me on Twitter, befriended me on Facebook, read my Flipboard magazine or who have just stumbled onto this post for the first time. Thank you for helping to make the past 15 years so special. I hope both you, I and B&Me will be around for many more years of theatergoing. Cheers, jan
2 comments:
Happy anniversary! 15 years is a terrific milestone. Even though it's been awhile since I've been to see a show, I still enjoy reading your reviews.
Thanks Esther! In some ways it seems crazy that the ride has lasted this long but it's great to be able to celebrate it with someone from the very early days like you.
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