Scott Johnson

Having played Fagan several times in Lionel Bart’s musical and reading Dicken’s novel, was happy to join these characters once again. As the old song goes, “Reunited and it feels so good….the two young stars shine and he in the green housecoat is who he is…”My dear.” Clever and a joy to watch.

Fascinating story….such a courageous family….what a testament to parent’s love and devotion….commitment to those in the family and the extended family that provided help along this journey…..here’s to the tourists who bought sunglasses from two small boys and now watch them in the NBA.

Just stepped out of the theater and the streets of New York. Tonight’s viewing was Spielberg’s “ West Side Story”. Visually stunning and voices pure and powerful. Interesting to see and compare this to the original film and other live productions one might have seen. How great for Rita Moreno to be a part of both films. The dance numbers are powerful and costumes are visually stunning with interesting color pallets. Definitely worth a second viewing.

Beware red eyes and glowing barn doors.

Kim’s Convenience was recommended to me by a friend. I am glad I followed up on her suggestion. Great to be able to sit down and relax and enjoy a show about family and friends. If I could travel, I would enjoy buying a bag of chips at Kim’s (maybe if I’m polite enough I’ll get a piece of free candy) and renting my car at Handy.....This is a great ensemble show and everyone of the cast gets their moments. PS: if you notice the proprietor of Kim’s in the cold storage, avoid buying a cold drink.

The Rocky series continues....as Stallone passes the torch to Jordan, we the audience are swept away in history....we know these folks as we know our own family members....I was fortunate to watch this film with an up and coming boxer “Madman Marcos Hernandez” and his family and suddenly the Rocky saga was even more personal....thank you Stallone for being tenacious yourself to bring Rocky and his story to all of us.