Bart moved to the United States when he was 4 years old. Not quite able to comprehend the move his family was making, but the excitement rubbed off from his parents as they planned for a better life that was awaiting them in America. After first living in Stamford, their hard work enabled them to make the move to an apartment in Greenwich, Conn. A nice neighborhood and great schools. Seemingly the ideal place to live. Anna and Franek could finally feel their family was beginning to reap the benefits that come with years of hard work and saving. Anna worked all day and took English classes at night so that she could assimilate, and more importantly, so that she could be completely fluent in the language that her children had quickly mastered. Franek worked all day as a carpenter.
Directors Cameron Morrison and Regina Catherine MacDonald (who also plays one of Debbie’s cheerleaders) have assembled an energetic and wildly charismatic cast, equipped them with well-orchestrated comedic bits, and fired them out of a cannon at 500 mph. The result is a madcap variety show that surprises at every turn and entertains with relentless zeal. The cast of Debbie Does Dallas embraces the sleaze with gusto. Even the least skilled actors are engaging and fun to watch, and the more experienced members of the cast are exemplary. Comedic workhorse Anthony Lounsbury is reliably hilarious as Mr. Greenfelt, the small business owner who offers Debbie $10 for a look at her breasts, and has plenty more tens in his wallet. Lounsbury’s Greenfelt can’t seem to stop giggling at his good fortune and is endearing despite the fact that he’s paying a high school student for sexual favors. Alyssa Barnes shines as Donna, displaying sophisticated comedic sensibilites, impeccable timing, and hilarious facial expressions. Co-director MacDonald belts out an astonishing solo number that she effortlessly couples with a comedy routine reminiscent of Vaudeville.
With the political conventions the past two weeks, it’s hard to miss the impact of the choice for president between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. Then there are the races for U.S. Senate, three Congressional races and the state legislative races.
The rabbit tamale at Hot and Hot was full-flavored and moist. Although the meat inside was not necessarily identifiable as rabbit, it was a very satisfying appetizer nonetheless.
On May 9, Tucson Metro Chamber CEO Mike Varney marks his one-year anniversary on the job. He hit the ground running,
Kim Blake's daughter Sarah, tearing into anti-business roadblocks that drag down Southern Arizona’s economy.
The Grinch,
Arts Alive, the fuzzy green grump whose puny heart grows by the end of the famous Dr. Seuss book, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," will appear this week in the Valley.
The bear had an empty stomach, but its damaged eyes -- fully blind in its right eye,
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Agnew hit two home runs, Selinger said. But the bear's poor vision from a ruptured right cornea and a clouded left eye could have caused it to act strangely, he said.
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