It was a
puppet show like no other, last night's "War Horse" (playing at the
Arsht Center through Sunday, March 9th). The play's star, "Joey", is a beautiful stallion forced to join the horrors of WW I.
His
"costume" is occupied by three busy people. 
They're easy to see but
soon forgotten as Joey and his pals steal the show.
War Horse is as "spellbinding" as reviews say. It has you believing large animals are acting on stage. 
After the initial setup the spare set is
soon overrun by galloping cavalrymen and even -at one scary moment- a
huge, menacing tank. Witness the magic yourself, http://www.arshtcenter.org .
After the initial setup the spare set is
soon overrun by galloping cavalrymen and even -at one scary moment- a
huge, menacing tank. Witness the magic yourself, http://www.arshtcenter.org .
SUNDAY'S ART SHOW
It seemed like
everyone was having a good time at Sunday's art show on Gifford Lane. Francesca
and I manned our corner booth chatting with friends and making new
ones. A few people actually bought my creations.
But the main
thing was the party, thousands of people gathering under the oaks to
have enjoy the show. 
The Grove could use more of these outstanding social
occasions.
The Grove could use more of these outstanding social
occasions.
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