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Today's blog post is basically another photo album of our acting exploits. During the first week of June, 2016, which is almost a year ago now, Jade Amber Jewel ![]() Jade played the part of one of blind school girls at the Perkins School for the Blind in Boston, Massachusetts. I played the part of Mr. Anagnos, the Headmaster of the school. ![]() ![]() Ann Sullivan was introduced to the audience during an exit interview with me, her headmaster and friend. Annie was a feisty young lady with plenty of spit and fire. She had to be this way in order to survive her ordeal of initially getting through to a very angry, frightened and headstrong Helen Keller. The end result has been a great blessing to the world, but the blood, sweat and tears of the two combatants and learners was inestimable, emotionally, mentally and spiritually. ![]() ![]() Three years ago about this time of year Jade and I were putting the finishing touches on our performances in The Music Man in April of 2014. Though there is not presently a photo of Jade in this performance, I do have a photo of me as the second tenor in the School Board Barbershop Quartet from the show. I have always enjoyed both singing and acting. ![]() ![]() ![]() In December of that same year, 2014, Jade & I performed in Miracle on 34th Street, the Musical. Here we had more singing, acting and dancing. Jade was part of the ensemble and I performed the part of Martin Shellhammer, the Toy Department Manager of Macy's Department Store. I had the privilege of giving the real Santa Claus his chair in the store. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Thanks for sharing this trip down memory lane! Acting is a great deal of work, but it is a whole lot of FUN, too! by Jay O'Toole on March 30th, 2017 |