Ann Davis-Rowe
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[Updated with some official photography from Whitney Ferguson Photography! If I had known the first pics would be this fast, I would have waited the day to post (: ] Once upon a time, my husband received a Facebook message from a high school chum saying her sister-in-law had just moved back to central NC and…
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I guess it’s extra official now that it’s Facebook-official. Very excited to sing in the inaugural production of NC Summer Rep through UNCG! Even after all this time, I HATE auditions. I mainly tried out for this program as practice, since the leads were precast with alums who are working professionally and I have no connection…
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Zanna, Don’t! pics from this winter are done! They were taken before the ankle sprain. This move didn’t exactly happen the second weekend: Zanna was not a show I expected to do. Because teenagers. Silly me. Not that I’m complaining!! If you don’t know the story, it’s set in a world where homosexuality is the norm,…
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We love our apartment… even if there are a few things we wish were different. Like the kitchen lighting. It’s not exactly conducive to gorgeous food photography. Especially the less than professional/taken on an iPhone kind. Often, I’ll take a photo from further away and crop it down to avoid the inevitable shadows, or, like last night, I…
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So far, this page is sadly lacking in the promised food and dog posts. I thought Easter would provide a good chance to highlight both… but neither subject cooperated for documentation. #reallife. Terrible photos or not, Easter 2017 was definitely pretty much a textbook Day in the Life of Flat 493: food, drink, couch, corgimutts, gorgeous walk,…
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While true that my Facebook feed skews to the bookish on the regular, this week, there has been lots of literary fun. Here are some of my favorites: Math Problems for English Majors [McSweeney’s] Build a Library, and We’ll Guess How Old You Are [Buzzfeed] New Book Pays Tribute To The Library Card Catalog [Morning Edition/NPR] And in…
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One of my favorite parts of working with the Phoenix Theatre Co. is that it’s a motley crew of good performers. The exact group may shift a bit from show to show based on schedules and character needs, but everyone is always both committed to the work and to having a good time. Case in point: last night,…
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This morning saw the start of rehearsals for The Last Supper at Theatre Alliance, a cantata about Leonardo da Vinci’s struggle to paint his masterpiece – until an angelic muse brings Jesus and the Apostles to life for the artist, infusing the historical figures with humanity so that he could capture them in painting. We’re performing…
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I had an entire week off from the theatre. Any theatre. All of the theatres. Five whole week nights. This morning’s view is pretty much exactly a summation of that week: blustery and frustrating and neither comforting nor living up at all to its spring-like promise… not in the least because of a series of ongoing…
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