"We shall dash it like a Christmas comedy!!"
Which I think means . .. .well, I don't really know. Any takers?
To make merry? To turn things upside down in fun?
I mean for it to mean, I'm full of gleeful love for you all.
Terry
-Original Message-
From: James Ayres
To: winedale-l@list
Hey Heather! Here's a shout out to you, too, me dove for your lovely tribute
to those in the Winedale tribe you may not know but love through association.
And yes, Doc's tribute to Robert was the best, the sweetest, the funniest and
the most moving. What an excellent writer Doc is, hmm?
loveTe
I love you, Robert, the Ding to my Dong!
I loved reading everything you wrote and I've been proud and happy to have
known you before you wrote for the Chronicle, while you wrote for the
Chronicle and now after you've written for the Chronicle. You are a wonderful
writer and were the perfect
Oh Jerald, No! I can't stand it. He was indeed so handsome as Claudio and I
loved playing with him as Pistol. We egged each other on. I'm heartbroken as
I know so many will be.
Sad and terrible news.
I love you, Jerald. I loved Rob. No, I LOVE Rob. Love should never be past
tense.
Terr
Speaking of cake!!
This is one of my favorite stanzas from any poem anywhere--from "Thirty Bob a
Week" by Scottish poet John Davidson who wrote during the late 1800's early
1900's . The energy, the audacity and the fun remind me of you, Doc. Happy
cake eating!
Love, Terry
I step into my
Hey Guys!
Doc emailed me a few days ago asking about a book he was sure I gave him back
in the 70's. Here's his email:
"Somewhere in the ’70’s you gave me a two volume set of books on Cymbeline.
The title of the books referred to Bottom. I have no idea where the book is.
Do you remember the
Anne,
This may seem strange but since the day I began noticing my own birthday I've
witnessed people all over the world celebrating my being born by dressing
their children or dressing themselves in outlandish costumes (most of which
seemed to echo my own obsessions with death, rot and the sk
Hey Guys,
As one of those Artists Inventing Stuff, I'm inviting you to take a gander at
the (ABSOLUTELY FREE) Mickee Faust Club Fall Cabaret, Faust Goes Postal
The Mickee Faust Club is a 35-year old non profit community theater for the
weird & queer community in Tallahassee Florida.
I head i
Saw it this morning! YAY! MUCH DESERVED SHOUT OUT!!
Ok, I'll calm down. But, how wonderful.
Terry
-Original Message-
From: Jennifer Spohrer
To: winedale-l@lists.wikimedia.org; ma...@rudemechs.com
Sent: Fri, Jul 10, 2020 8:57 am
Subject: [Winedale-l] Rude Mechs shout-out in NYT
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present by having breakfast on Friday with Maggie and Mary. If only my
Longhorns had given me a defense yesterday...ah well. Love to all, Madge
On Sun, Oct 27, 2019 at 9:28 AM tlgalloway via Shakespeare at Winedale Email
List wrote:
Happiest of Birthdays, Fellow Scorpio/October Baby.
L
Happiest of Birthdays, Fellow Scorpio/October Baby.
Love, Terry
-Original Message-
From: James Ayres
To: Shakespeare Winedale ;
Shakespeare at Winedale 1970-2000 alums
Sent: Sun, Oct 27, 2019 10:23 am
Subject: [Winedale-l] A birthday!
Hey tomorrow is MADGE DARLINGTON’S birthday! So
Well, I got to say that it made my heart twist to realize that Stevens was one
of "those."
All those nuts who claim Shakespeare couldn't possibly have actually been
Shakespeare seem to share a proclivity to be snitty damn snobs-- intellectual,
financial, social, what have you. I hate it th
Matney, how I love you!
I wish I cared about being useful. Sadly, I don't. I just wanna play. With
you and everyone. Although I also feel like both Bottom and Daffy Duck-- my
greedy little heart still wants to play every single role. The Lion, too.
Which is to say, I want that memory-- a
Clayton, Everyone
I love the idea of your kids also being involved in the reunion, Clayton.
And your suggestion that we ought to celebrate the far reaching influence of
Shakespeare at Winedale.
Do any of you guys remember a Family Tree of Winedale that Robert F did for
the Chronicle years ago
I love Kathy's idea -- if I'm imagining it correctly.
Small scenes, parts of scenes, monologues, sword fights done in the barn or on
the mats. It reminds me of that wonderful performance done under the trees
after the more formal play in the barn. It had such a fun and breezy and yet
absolut
And in your honor, I' m having cake with lots of icing!
love theeTerry
-Original Message-
From: Loehlin, James N
To: polyb...@sdc.org
Cc: winedale-l@lists.wikimedia.org 1970-2000 Alums
; Shakespeare Winedale Winedale
Sent: Mon, Mar 25, 2019 4:01 pm
Subject: Re: [Winedale-l] Happy
Happy day to Joy and to Doc and JoAnn and all you lucky Winedaleans in NYC!
I'll pop open a bottle of champagne tonight and toast you all
love, Terry
-Original Message-
From: Mike Godwin
To: Alice Gordon
Cc: Shakespeare at Winedale 1970-2000 alums ;
Shakespeare Winedale ;
Robert Fair
I just checked my bank balance and I'm not overdrawn!
So the check is in the mail.
Well, not actually in the mail but it will be as soon as I write out the check,
stick it in an envelop, address, stamp it, stick it in the mailbox and lift the
little red flag to wave my mailman down.
I love y
Wonderful news, Robert!
And well deserved.
You have always written about the theater arts in Austin that would otherwise
go unrecognized.
You were early to see them and early to write about them with the enthusiasm
they merited.
You helped put (and keep) Austin theater in the public ey
Jerald, a bunch of us are really happy that you were born. Thank you for that!
And thank you for the memory of you sitting at the head of the long dinning
room table in the original Ima Hogg dorm house, late at night, every light
off. I remember you framed by two candles flickering in their bro
Doc,
I will miss this by a mere week. Dang. I have been at the ranch near Austin
taking care of my little sister and just returned to Tallahassee this Sunday.
Those are two things I love most in Texas -- Shakespeare at Winedale and
Scottish Rite Theater. To know they are being combined m
I'd cast her as one of the sheep in As You Like It.
Or cast her against type and make her try something like Bardolph or Pistol.
Anything to free her from that vapid stereotype she was stuffed into
(although I can't help but admire the swimsuit she was stuffed into).
Poor little chicke
My sweet Winedale Friends,
About the only thing that will make my New Year bright --besides the continued
happiness and joy of my family and my friends--would be if the entire GOP was
swept into a hellish sea of fire and brimstone.
Which seems the antithesis of well, just about everything
Laura,
You took the most memorable photographs of Winedale. All those black and white
beauties. You always caught something else at work besides the "play" --
whether the play was at the Waggoner's or in the barn.
Who better to chronicle the 50th.
With love and admiration,
Terry
And yes-- as I can attest-- the Scottish Rite is the perfect pre-meeting
place-- rather like the Duke's oak. And Susan Todd will be the perfect host!
Terry
-Original Message-
From: Maggie Megaw
To: Robert Stevens
Cc: Jose Hernandez ; Susan Todd
; Shakespeare at Winedale 1970-2000
I'm in!
Terry
-Original Message-
From: Susan Todd
To: James Ayres
Cc: Shakespeare Winedale Winedale
; Shakespeare at Winedale
1970-2000 alums
Sent: Wed, Aug 9, 2017 12:19 am
Subject: Re: The best news is . .. ..
Me too! Me too! Two plays--or three, according to Doc's 3-play Su
Hey Guys!
I know there is always a lot going on during the summer but I'm hoping you'll
find time to come see this new show I'm working on with Susan Todd.
-ShakesParody After Dark.
Some of you know that my wife Donna Marie and I co-founded The Mickee Faust
Club in Tallahassee Florida.
Done! A check (REALLY) is in the mail.
Wish I could be there for for the gala. And if I ever win the lottery I will
buy a plaque and a table for 8 and give annual gifts of a gazillion bucks.
Love,
Terry
-Original Message-
From: James Ayres
To: Shakespeare Winedale ;
Shakespe
These last few days, I have been falling into reveries about the reunion plays.
I can't get over how tightly they were performed. Crisp and energetic and funny
and moving. Both of them.
When I was there watching it seemed well, of course-- that's the way Winedale
works.
But now that
Kathy, thanks for posting this. And David, thanks for saying it--that for Shawn
to get this amazing award means the universe is working the way it should.
o wonderful wonderful and most wonderful wonderful then yet again wonderful
and after that out of all whooping!
love to you all
Terry
My memory was at fault. I was mixing up Lon Tinkle a Texas historian with Lonn
Taylor the Winedale curator. I should have looked at the video first -- that is
unmistakably Winedale's Lonn Taylor.
Sorry!
Terry
-Original Message-
From: tlgalloway via Shakespeare at Win
My memory must be failing. I always thought his name was Lonn Tinkle, not
Taylor.
I'll watch the interview and see if that's the Lonn I remember. What I
remember most about him was that he had black hair and a jumble of teeth.
Trying to piece the past together,
Terry
-Original
As for Rubber Chicken, I have no idea how it ended up in my crotch but I do
know that when it ended up in my mouth-- when I played the dog in Taming during
the chaotic feast scene-- I chewed its chicken neck to pieces and thought
,"That'll show you, RC" It never quite forgave me the public humi
Although I don't wield a camera, I'll be in the audience with Laura listening
to that wonderful language and happy to watch.
Love,
Terry
-Original Message-
From: Robert Stevens
To: Mike Godwin
Cc: winedale-l ;
shakespeare-at-winedale-email-list
Sent: Tue, Jul 22, 2014 4:58 pm
I loved hearing the poem, Doc. It reminded me of the first day of my first
summer at Winedale when I hopped out of my Mother's car and went running over
to the "greenwood" trees outside the barn. I launched myself into the air,
flipped over and landed on my feet -- something I had never done
I'm reminded that last year a bunch of us were gathered at Winedale with you
for your last birthday celebration. I hope this one is equally fun.
love to you ( and to all of you guys in the Winedale universe)
Terry
-Original Message-
From: Robert Stevens
To: Lynn McGuire
Cc: shake
Doc,
I sent in a check right after receiving your first message but my bank shows no
sign that it has been cashed. Did it reach you?
love,
Terry
-Original Message-
From: James Ayres
To: shakespeare-at-winedale-email-list
; Shakespeare at Winedale
1970-2000 alums
Sent: Fri,
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