Tuacahn's production of Joseph
Returned tonight from St. George.
Went to Tuacahn's performance of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Well done!
The rest of the fam's still there and will see Beauty and the Beast tomorrow night (the whizbang show of this season).
It's an amazing setting: outdoor amphitheater facing immense red rock cliffs (the photo below doesn't do it justice, since it cuts off the tops of the cliffs). Every production manages to work in the natural setting behind the stage, including water -- which can flow over the stage and drain just in front of the audience.
Our dear friends, the Dustons, treated us to Paul's patented shish-kebobs this afternoon. It's becoming an annual pilgrimage (much like the girls' visits to Stoke-on-Trent for china while we lived in England): yearly trips to St. George to take in the latest productions at Tuacahn -- and catch up with the Dustons.
Went to Tuacahn's performance of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Well done!
The rest of the fam's still there and will see Beauty and the Beast tomorrow night (the whizbang show of this season).
It's an amazing setting: outdoor amphitheater facing immense red rock cliffs (the photo below doesn't do it justice, since it cuts off the tops of the cliffs). Every production manages to work in the natural setting behind the stage, including water -- which can flow over the stage and drain just in front of the audience.
Our dear friends, the Dustons, treated us to Paul's patented shish-kebobs this afternoon. It's becoming an annual pilgrimage (much like the girls' visits to Stoke-on-Trent for china while we lived in England): yearly trips to St. George to take in the latest productions at Tuacahn -- and catch up with the Dustons.
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