Technical Revolution - A Call for Interviews

BabsLights · **Posted:** Tue Oct 09, 2001 12:48 pm

Katydid, excellent suggestion. Do you know her?

BabsLights · **Posted:** Tue Oct 09, 2001 12:49 pm

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

*Sarah* · **Posted:** Tue Oct 09, 2001 1:15 pm

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

BabsLights · **Posted:** Wed Oct 10, 2001 4:59 am

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

Katydid · **Posted:** Wed Oct 10, 2001 6:59 am

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!?

Azlan · **Posted:** Wed Oct 10, 2001 3:45 pm

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.

Katydid · **Posted:** Thu Oct 11, 2001 4:20 am

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?

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