Last year's Christmas program was standing room only. It put made this fat man jolly. This year's program looks to be even better.

Sunday December 2nd @ 8pm
Sunday December 9th @ 3pm
Saturday December 15th @ 8pm


From the website: “Bless Me, Father, For I Have Sinned.” A priest is called upon to give absolution on Christmas eve for a supplicant’s appalling act of cruelty in this short play, a Bradbury stage classic. Jay Gerber stars.
“Invisible Boy.” A manipulative but lonely witch seeks to adopt a relative as her own son. As an inducement, she offers the lad a gift of invisibility. Things don’t turn out quite the way she planned in this short play, a brand new adaptation for the stage of a Bradbury short story. Grady Hutt and Laura Raynor star.
Pandemonium Theatre Company resident director Alan Neal Hubbs helms the two short plays.
Ray Bradbury will perform a reading of his poem “Dogs Think That Every Day Is Christmas.” The master raconteur will also share reminiscences of momentous seasons past.

Share a special season with Ray Bradbury himself. Happy holidays.

http://www.plays411.com/newsite/show/play_info.asp

Here's a flyer for Ray Bradbury's Noel

Nard,

Where are the photos?

jkt:

My iMAC says the scratch disks are full, and I can't download photos from the camera, or the ones I did, I can't photoshop them for the web. So until I figure this out... Otherwise they would have been online last night when I got home. (I just tried to re-format and submit photos onto a new Noel Page. But...sorry NO GO! (at least at this time!)

As to the play...Great time had all!!

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jkt:

My iMAC says the scratch disks are full, and I can't download photos from the camera, or the ones I did, I can't photoshop them for the web. So until I figure this out... Otherwise they would have been online last night when I got home. (I just tried to re-format and submit photos onto a new Noel Page. But...sorry NO GO! (at least at this time!)

As to the play...Great time had all!!

And you went to all the trouble to take the photo of the tree-of-life. (inside joke)

Yes, the play was fantastic. I had to wipe my eyes more than once during Bless Me Father.

The change in the ending of Invisible Boy, from the short story, was to make it more christmas oriented and it worked for me.

One can never hear Ray's talk too many times.

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(inside joke)

Well, come on inside and tell it!

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Originally posted by jkt:
One can never hear Ray's talk too many times.

One can not.

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Originally posted by jkt:
Ray Bradbury will perform a reading of his poem “Dogs Think That Every Day Is Christmas.”

But he didn't!

Here is a link to a nice reciew of Ray Bradbury's Noel. The last performance, of which, is tonight.

http://www.pasadenaweekly.com/article.php?id=5435&IssueNum=102

I'll try!

As shall I.

Fellows! Did it happen? Ray and yourselves picketing I mean? Details, details! Photos?

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Fellows! Did it happen? Ray and yourselves picketing I mean? Details, details! Photos?

Yes, Ray was on the line at MGM, Wednesday before last. I missed walking the line.

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Yes, Ray was on the line at MGM, Wednesday before last. I missed walking the line.

Ray beat me to the punch too. I was planning on marching (do you now, I haven't marched since marching in an anti-abortion march nearly twenty years ago) on Friday, but our leader had gone before us.

(The abortion march may have been in March, but I cannot remember.)

Unlike Johnny Cash, I did not walk the line.

I mean the Great Johnny Cash.