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August 16, 2009

Summer Theater in Maine...

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Maine has a great tradition of summer theater to cater to all the tourists who flock here fo the good life (from June to September).

Today Jean and I joined my parents, brother, and his wife for a performance of The Drowsy Chaperone at the Maine State Music Theater in Brunswick.  That is Jean and I attempting to mimic the show poster outside the theater.  Me with a bit more enthusiasm.

I wasn't actually sure about the show as I had never even heard of it.  Not that I am an expert on musicals.  But I loved it.  We all did.  It was a lot of fun and I loved the theme of how a musical, or really the arts in general, can transport a person from anywhere to anywhere.  We all had big smiles when we left the theater.

Before the show we had ice creams and sat by the statue of Joshua Chamberlain - Maine governor, civil war hero, educator.  Here we are...

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07:44 PM in My Maine |

Tags: Drowsy Chaperone, Maine State Music Theater

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Suzanne

Sounds like fun. I love the first picture. You should have had Tut be the man in the middle.

Posted by: Suzanne | August 17, 2009 at 12:46 PM

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