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| Virginia and I are at the Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne for Lights, Camera...Oscars Presented by the Fort Wayne Philharmonic. |
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| Jonah is standing in front of the Embassy as well for the Black and White film series, A Trip to the Moon and The General. The wonderful organ at the Embassy was featured for these silent films! |
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| This photo was taken at the Arts United Performing Center after the stellar production of "Oliver." This was a collaboration between the theatre at IPFW and Fort Wayne's Youth Theatre. |
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| Following the production of "Oliver" we had ice cream at Atz's in Fort Wayne. This is a long standing tradition. When I was young my dad always took us to Atz's after theatre performances. I love that the tradition continues. Johah is here with Ben who played one of the orphans as well as a pick pocket in the production. |
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| Ally and Ruben performed for the supper crowd on Friday night at Mulligan's. We filled the place with fans of the young couple! I love to support these young people. As you can tell, I am at the front table.
It seems as if the weekend was absolutely packed with the arts! Fort Wayne has a large art's community with theatre and the Fort Wayne Philharmonic. The entire weekend was a bustle of activity as you can see from the above photos. I loved introducing Virginia and Thomas to the Embassy and the boys to Oliver. We actually read Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens to prepare for the show.
So here is a glimpse into my weekend, how was yours?
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2 comments:
It seems as how the management wasn't such a fan. He said their style of music wasn't what he was looking for and asked them to step down early. Oh well, to each his own. We sure enjoyed the show.
Are you talking about the Saturday Philharmonic show? I wasn't real crazy about the woman, but loved the man's voice. They did not finish the show, I noticed. Interesting! I loved the music and did want to hear New York, New York!
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