Our main disappointment with the show, however, was that the actors did not come meet us outside the way we had experienced at the Forum Theater in Metuchen. RVCC also has strict rules about no photography during the show.
This coming Sunday, however, I won’t be needing to check Lucy’s account; I’ll be heading over to the Highland Park Public Library to watch the annual Teen Film Festival. My son told me he wrote the script for one of the films and put together a short animation film as well. It’s my birthday that day, so come join me in the celebration!
I found out by reading Carl in Jerusalem that the National Museum of American Jewish History will be opening in November 2010 in Philadelphia. Philadelphia is only a little over an hour away from Highland Park by car, so we will aim to head to the new museum after it opens.
Hope you have a wonderful and happy birthday. You certainly won’t be idle!
Lovely mosaic!
I’ll be taking photos and enjoying family members! And local films! What could be better. Thanks.
That’s a wonderful mosaic. I used to enjoy going to plays with my daughter when she was growing up. Sounds like fun although too bad the actors didn’t come out afterwards. The museum trip sounds like fun.
It was a good show, even if we are more attached to the style of the Metuchen actors. Great to have so much children’s theater available.
Happy birthday from me too – I hope you have a lovely day. It sounds like a great day out – especially to see your son’s script come to life!
Yes, I always enjoy his films!
My husband and daughter worked on a similar mosaic on the community center building in Takoma Park, MD. Sounds like the kind of thing you and your daughter might enjoy if there is ever such a project in you neck of the woods.
That’s neat, the idea of a group mosaic project.
Yes–an artist was brought in–and a group worked on this together and discussed design elements. The artist designed it after hearing from every one and then it was a community effort to make it, using his designs. If you are interested in bringing a project like this to HIghland Park, let me know and I’ll find out the artists info. He has done this all over, I believe. And it looks remarkably like your picture.