Katydid, excellent suggestion. Do you know her?

Sarah, interesting! And I especially like it because he reacted negatively! So, what questions shall we ask him?

Interestingly Babs, I was just composing a list of questions in my mind when you posted. Can I have this interview? Pleeeease? If you think THAT was a negative reaction, well... just wait until he gets back

Sarah, yes, I think you should do it!<P>(And though he may growl, I predict he'll be flattered and enjoy it)

I do not know her personally, but her costumes are very eye-catching. She also seems to have a sense of humor- in the Trey McIntyre piece I spoke of, she dressed the male lead in a costume that made him look kind of like a plush toy snowman. Or maybe an off-white gingerbread man is a more apt description- he had a sort of helmet on that literally made him look like this: . <BR>Come to think of it, I wonder how he could see out of that thing well enough to dance!?

Katydid, which of Trey's piece was it? He does tend to have interesting costumes, and is not afraid to go over the top in a restrained way. Quite refreshing really.

The piece was called "Plush"- a commission for Pennsylvania Ballet. I'm pretty sure reviews of it are posted elsewhere in this forum-- maybe under Pennsylvania Ballet 2000-2001 season or something like that?