Rodney Rhoda Taylor

I had the pleasure of seeing your recent production of Little Women, The Broadway Musical the other night. And when I say I had the pleasure, I actually do mean that for a change. This was one of the better shows I have seen produced by your company. I am probably one of the few people who had no idea what the story was about, other than knowing it was a book with several movie versions in existence. So, for someone like me, this production was a nice introduction to the stor

I just want to start off by saying it has been a pleasure spending the last few months with you. You definitely brought the warmth needed to these old bones after the cold that Winter brought with it. After living in the Pacific Northwest for as long as I did, I forgot just how much warmth you possess. Well, you at least provide a physical warmth, your emotional warmth could still use some work. With that being said, I do have a question that I hope does not cause you to be

It’s always nice to get out of the house and visit acquaintances every now and then, and it was nice seeing you this past Sunday afternoon. Your production of I Hate Hamlet was a nice diversion on yet another hot and humid afternoon in the Memphis area. Sorry, I digress. Your production of this Broadway play shows theater is about choices, choices that can either make a show success, or not. The first of several choices in bringing the pages to life is of course which play t