Not the comestible: the rock star. At St. Ann's Warehouse, with
scbutler and his lovely wife. A new show called Making It, where Making It = the show and love and getting through what was probably a fairly messy breakup with his now ex--who is in the show too. I like Stew lots. Passing Strange was one of my favorite plays of 2008 (although I didn't blog it. Ellen promised to, but I couldn't find her post). I wasn't as ecstatic about this show, but then, it's not a play. I'm afraid I'm Word Girl all the way through: I like music fine, but I'm really in it for the lyrics.
Anyway, Stew is a force of nature: political, provocative, foul-mouthed, scathingly honest, and smart, smart, smart. Funny, too, in a wry sort of way. Why he thought wearing an orange jumpsuit that made him look like a pumpkin in a suit jacket was a good idea is a bit puzzling, but hey, it's his body: he should dress it as he likes. As long as he keeps coming up with things like "The Treat Me Right Song."
Anyway, Stew is a force of nature: political, provocative, foul-mouthed, scathingly honest, and smart, smart, smart. Funny, too, in a wry sort of way. Why he thought wearing an orange jumpsuit that made him look like a pumpkin in a suit jacket was a good idea is a bit puzzling, but hey, it's his body: he should dress it as he likes. As long as he keeps coming up with things like "The Treat Me Right Song."

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I'm a word girl too. If a piece of music doesn't have lyrics I usually can't remember it at all; there's nothing to hang it on.
The Stew Appreciation Society meets at Dawn!