So what happened to November? The lede for eleven first posts of the past months:
- 4 January: O, I miss you sweetie.
- 3 February: A lush, ostinato-less “Every Breath You Take,” in the lobby of Navy Federal Credit Union, Reston branch.
- 4 March: Danai Gurira’s engaging drama takes a new angle on the ever-intriguing clash of cultures.
- 7 April: Elizabeth G. Knight, writing in the Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club, 11:11/12 (November-December 1884), p. 134.
- 14 May: The role of sound design in professional live theater, a podcast episode produced by James Introcaso.
- 4 June: Between festivals, I stopped by Thuya Garden and Asticou Azalea Garden in Northeast Harbor—two lovely spots.
- 7 July: My final report for the ducks and mergs team this season.
- 9 August: So this pavement milling machine has been hanging out near the building entrance.
- 3 September: Is there another playwright who shows such skill at introducing characters as Sarah Ruhl?
- 6 October: I got a leg up on understanding the mystery yellow flower that I’ve seen blooming in the marsh.
- 2 December: 75 dancers, 300 solos of work by Merce Cunningham on his 100th birthday, livestreamed.
The year in review: