Donna McKechnie (Amanda Harris) will be appearing in a new off Broadway musical entitled Rockwell. As the title suggests, the musical is based on the life of Norman Rockwell (not the 80's one-hit-wonder Rockwell  ).

The show will run May 17 through June 2 at the Blue Heron Arts Center. Tickets are $19.

For more detailed information, consult Playbill Online, which was my source for this information:

http://www.playbill.com/cgi-bin/plb/news?cmd=show&code=109571

OT:  MsCriseyde, the link 2 ur David Selby site should be http://www.hometown.aol.com/davidselbysite....not the .. uhh ... way u have it...just 2 let ya know

PS -- it's REEEEEALLY kewl!!!!! Must have taken a LOOOOOT of work!!! okay.....cya

No. The link to the site should be exactly the way I have it:

http://members.aol.com/davidselbysite

I'm not fond of all that AOL banner stuff that you get with the Hometown AOL url, so I never use it. The URL that I use eliminates that.

Seems silly to me to modify the URL in order to get advertising. I'd rather modify it to avoid it, but, hey, if you like it better with the advertising, don't let me spoil your fun.  

Donna McKechnie will be an artist in residence at the University of Richmond in Virginia this coming fall. She will also appear in a production of Gypsy at the university. More detailed information is available on the Playbill Online web site:

http://www.playbill.com/cgi-bin/plb/news?cmd=show&code=109149

McKechnie's album of music from her recent one-woman show, Inside the Music, is set to be released on April 19.

I've updated my site to include links to a photo of David from last night's premiere and an AP News Wire piece about a prior event:

http://members.aol.com/davidselbysite

Here's a humorous side note.   The AP piece appeared today in the Entertainment section of Yahoo! News. Yahoo hyperlinks celebrity names to a Yahoo search of their name, so folks who read this article and clicked on David's name got a list of the 3 sites listed on Yahoo for David. One of them is mine. As a result, the hit count for today was 2.5 times higher than it usually is on days when I upload new content. Today set a record for number of visits in a single day.  

Donna McKechnie is scheduled to appear on The Rosie O'Donnell Show on March 20 to perform "The Music and the Mirror" from A Chorus Line.

McKechnie is also making a return appearance with her cabaret show at Arci's Place in New York on March 11, 18, and 25.

This information comes from the Playbill Online site:

http://www.playbill.com/cgi-bin/plb/news?cmd=show&code=108859

McKechnie now has her own web site at:

http://donnamckechnie.com/


Criseyde

As fans know, Donna McKechnie recently had a couple of sold out runs of her cabaret act at Arci's Place in New York.

On March 7, she will record Inside the Music in front of an invited audience at Clinton Studios in New York. This performance will be released on the Fynsworth Alley label. Their site lists a March release date, though that does seem a bit soon.

More information can be found on the Playbill online web site:

http://www.playbill.com/cgi-bin/plb/news?cmd=show&code=108740

and on the Fynsworth Alley web site:

http://www.fynsworthalley.com/


Criseyde

Originally posted by Criseyde on February 11, 2002 at 06:44:28:

Scott,

Since the cable now goes directly to the vcr without any box, all you need to do is change the vcr timer to tape from whatever channel Sci-Fi is on your cable system instead of channel 3.

It doesn't matter what channel your television is set to. You can even watch something different while you tape.

Criseyde

Originally posted by Criseyde on the Dark Shadows: General Discussion Forum on February 09, 2002 at 09:18:43:

In 1999, David Selby recorded a voice track for an animated version of Frank Stockton's short story, "The Griffin and the Minor Canon." David played the part of the Griffin. Other prominent West Virginians such as Soupy Sales, Chris Sarandon, and Kathy Mattea also lent their voices to the project. Though it was beset with various production delays, the program will finally premiere on West Virginia Public Television in March.

To mark the event, David is scheduled to make two public appearances in the Charleston area. He also gave a brief telephone interview for an article about the production that appeared this week in the Charleston Gazette. This article also appeared online. West Virginia Public Television will also create a resource site with materials related to the show for students and educators.

The links to the Gazette article and the West Virginia Public Television site along with more specific information about the appearances can be found by following the link from the What's New section of my David Selby site. The link to the site appears below this message.

Criseyde