Variety: Denver gushing over ‘Urinetown’
Yes, what publicity blitz would be complete for our show without the mention in Variety?
Restrain My Heart
Restrain my heart from leaping forth towards every light it sees
my solitary soul yearns what my heart would deign appease
but soon it jumps too eagerly at every flitting chance
or even passing prospect of a tentative romance
restrain my heart for in its joys a thousand sorrows lie
in stirring of its passion best a hundred hopes do fly
restrain my heart for in the end it matters not upon
if loves light fight is won or lost as scarring wounds sting on
restrain my heart my shouts and pleas but fall upon deaf ears
Rico’s Pizzeria
I just thought some of y’all might want to know about one of the best pizza joints in the Denver Metro area, Rico’s Pizzeria.
I don’t work for them nor have they compensated me for these words, except with their great food; I figured it was time I shared this little secret with the rest of the world. I’m addicted to their pepperoni subs. Next time you’re in Englewood, stop by. I always eat take-out but go ahead and dine in if there’s room.
Urinetown extends its run
You won’t hear the official announcement until Friday, but we’re adding 5 shows:
Friday, 12/8 @ 8pm,
Saturday, 12/9 @ 8pm,
Friday, 12/15 @ 8pm,
Saturday, 12/16 @ 8pm,
Sunday, 12/17 at 2pm.
You can also get 2-for-1 tickets to any of the Sunday shows BEFORE the extension (Sundays 11/19, 11/26 and 12/3 only) by calling the phone number on the show’s website and saying, “Phil sent you.”
DenverPost.com – Brilliant “Urinetown” wasted on wrong venue
Read John Moore’s review of the show from the Denver Post.
Urinetown Review: Colorado BackStage
Holly Bartges seemed to like it. But don’t take my word for it, read the review for yourself.
DenverPost.com – “Urinetown” staging will exploit sweet smell of irony
Franklin’s 13-Step Program
Benjamin Franklin came up with a list of 13 vitrues by which one should strive to lead his life. I believe they are worth repeating here. Perhaps if one is not great himself one can at least imitate greatness in its actions and by so doing at least appear outwardly so.
Temperance: Eat not to dullness; drink not to elevation.
Silence: Speak not but what may benefit others or yourself; avoid trifling conversation.
Order: Let all your things have their places; let each part of your business have its time.