http://amphibian.wordpress.com/2008/01/09/cyrano-closes-but-chris-sarandon-keeps-em-comin/ A theatre company based in Fort Worth, TX & NYC Sun, 06 Jul 2008 16:22:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU http://amphibian.wordpress.com/2008/01/09/cyrano-closes-but-chris-sarandon-keeps-em-comin/#comment-145 amphibian Tue, 15 Jan 2008 03:54:14 +0000 http://amphibian.wordpress.com/2008/01/09/cyrano-closes-but-chris-sarandon-keeps-em-comin/#comment-145 Thank you Martha and Liz. I appreciate your kind words of support. I did have a great time and I will always remember that time of my life. Truly, truly greatful. Thank you for reading! Thank you Martha and Liz. I appreciate your kind words of support. I did have a great time and I will always remember that time of my life. Truly, truly greatful. Thank you for reading!

]]> http://amphibian.wordpress.com/2008/01/09/cyrano-closes-but-chris-sarandon-keeps-em-comin/#comment-144 Elizabeth Loven Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:45:43 +0000 http://amphibian.wordpress.com/2008/01/09/cyrano-closes-but-chris-sarandon-keeps-em-comin/#comment-144 Gonne have to agree with the previous comment here. Carman's blog made us appreciate your cast, and it made us want to see future works of anyone in the cast, Garner and Kline included. Bravo Carman. Gonne have to agree with the previous comment here. Carman’s blog made us appreciate your cast, and it made us want to see future works of anyone in the cast, Garner and Kline included. Bravo Carman.

]]> http://amphibian.wordpress.com/2008/01/09/cyrano-closes-but-chris-sarandon-keeps-em-comin/#comment-128 Martha Clutchbutt Thu, 10 Jan 2008 01:26:53 +0000 http://amphibian.wordpress.com/2008/01/09/cyrano-closes-but-chris-sarandon-keeps-em-comin/#comment-128 Oh, I feel foolish. Like Mildred the nosy neighbor. But I am a fiercely loyal friend to those I love, and therefore react passionately in their defense. How sad that your blog entries were so grossly misconstrued. To me they had such a positive effect on my view of the cast. Of course many of us expected the stars in the show to be either shallow, aloof, or dim. Your stories made me feel anxious to know them, to see their work, and to support future endeavors. I mean, really, we all expected Jennifer Garner to be just a fixture to sell tickets. Then she proved herself a brilliant stage actress. And, as luck would have it, she's got a great personality too. Next time I see a movie she's in advertised, I won't roll my eyes and make a disparaging comment about tv actors. I'll remember the stories and the performance and want all the more to see her film. That stories of back pain were too personal is a preposterous assertion. It's a reminder of the extreme hard work that it takes to pull off a performance. Thank you for expressing the joy you felt at working with these marvelous people and thank you for not allowing your critic to silence you. Poor lady. The stress of running is a show is huge. I hope she will take a day to have a massage, have a nice pedicure, and hug a baby. Maybe reading the stories of Chris Sarandon's hilarious asides will soften her a bit. A part of Martha Clutchbutt has died a bit with the knowledge that this marks the end of the Sarandon stories. Oh, I feel foolish. Like Mildred the nosy neighbor. But I am a fiercely loyal friend to those I love, and therefore react passionately in their defense. How sad that your blog entries were so grossly misconstrued. To me they had such a positive effect on my view of the cast. Of course many of us expected the stars in the show to be either shallow, aloof, or dim. Your stories made me feel anxious to know them, to see their work, and to support future endeavors. I mean, really, we all expected Jennifer Garner to be just a fixture to sell tickets. Then she proved herself a brilliant stage actress. And, as luck would have it, she’s got a great personality too. Next time I see a movie she’s in advertised, I won’t roll my eyes and make a disparaging comment about tv actors. I’ll remember the stories and the performance and want all the more to see her film. That stories of back pain were too personal is a preposterous assertion. It’s a reminder of the extreme hard work that it takes to pull off a performance. Thank you for expressing the joy you felt at working with these marvelous people and thank you for not allowing your critic to silence you. Poor lady. The stress of running is a show is huge. I hope she will take a day to have a massage, have a nice pedicure, and hug a baby. Maybe reading the stories of Chris Sarandon’s hilarious asides will soften her a bit. A part of Martha Clutchbutt has died a bit with the knowledge that this marks the end of the Sarandon stories.

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