Below is a little blurb about the show, but feel free to hit the link and go straight to the Vineyard Web Site where you can read all about the show and read the interviews with the directors etc.

Swimming with Watermelons is a new music-theatre piece with a score comprised of 20 hit songs from the 1940s.  The story centers on the romance between a young Japanese woman and an American GI during the post-World War II American occupation of Japan.  Women play American soldiers as well as Japanese and German woman.  The piece has been conceived and directed by husband and wife team Randy Weiner and Diane Paulus (The Donkey Show) and inspired by the real-life story of Paulus' mother and father. co-written and performed by members of Project 400 Emily Hellstrom, Rachel Benbow Murdy, Jordin Ruderman and Anna Wilson

Limited number of tickets are available for the following performances:

Saturday, April 6 at 9:00 pm
Sunday, April 7 at 3:00 pm
Tuesday, April 9 at 8:00 pm
Wednesday, April 10 at 8:00 pm

So if you want tickets for any of the above dates then please email my pal Jodi Schoenbrun and she will reserve your seats. Make sure though that you state the date and the number of tickets you need. She will email you back with confirmation.

Enjoy the show

Ok so not only did my husband and Kiwi Boy go and see the Nicks play last night at Madison Square gardens, the BASTARDS were sat on the 3rd row.  Yeah like the players are on the first row, then smucks, no doubt publicists and famous people and then bigger smucks which include my husband and Kiwi. It's just not fair, sucks man.....

I actually had a fabulous evening, had a bath, glass of wine, read my magazines and then laughed out loud to "The Osbournes", which is a show about Ozzy Osbourne and his family, on MTV every Tuesday at 10:30. Yes I know I've mentioned it before but seriously it's hysterical, I love this guy, he just makes me laugh.

Right my main man Renny has just been round (carpenter of building) and he has gladly agreed to make me an 8 foot closet near our kitchen which hopefully will hold a ton of stuff and make my life wonderful. He's going to pop to Home Depot tonight in Queens, look at some materials and get back to me. I'm not too sure what he's going to charge, guess I'll have to wait and see what he finds, shouldn't be too much though should it???

Right I'm off upstairs, then at the theatre all this afternoon, watching hordes of crew guys running up and down the stairs frantically trying to put the final decorations and lights to the stage. It's always a hoot.