Judith

Oh, were you there?

Oh, were you there?

Oh, Rita.

Oh, Rita.

Oh, breathless, just breathless. It was just one of those. I mean, you knew from the minute it started, it was a little bit like chorus line. The minute that it started and the music man, these shows, the minute they started, you just knew that you were going to have a glorious time. Wow.

Oh, breathless, just breathless. It was just one of those. I mean, you knew from the minute it started, it was a little bit like chorus line. The minute that it started and the music man, these shows, the minute they started, you just knew that you were going to have a glorious time. Wow.

I know. So what year was that? Do you remember?

I know. So what year was that? Do you remember?

So it had to be before then. And, uh, so I was listening, he had a telephone call and the call came and it was like, get ticket. It is going to be smash hit, you know, get the, get tickets. So, but we did. And, uh, oh my God. Yeah. Wow. So, so many things, so many things then. What else did you say? Oh, my gosh. I saw Waiting for Godot with all these off-Broadway things.

So it had to be before then. And, uh, so I was listening, he had a telephone call and the call came and it was like, get ticket. It is going to be smash hit, you know, get the, get tickets. So, but we did. And, uh, oh my God. Yeah. Wow. So, so many things, so many things then. What else did you say? Oh, my gosh. I saw Waiting for Godot with all these off-Broadway things.

And that had, who was the lion? Bert Lahr. Bert Lahr. And Zero Mostel in something called Rhinoceros. Uh-huh. So many wonderful things that I saw at that time.

And that had, who was the lion? Bert Lahr. Bert Lahr. And Zero Mostel in something called Rhinoceros. Uh-huh. So many wonderful things that I saw at that time.

How to say this? You know, La Cage aux Folles. sort of taught me about homosexual love. It made me see that it was real. I mean, that made me understand it. And the Latin community, the sort of pride that they had and the struggle that they had, I sort of knew it, but it was, yes, it was a way to understand it. It was a way to- Got it. Yeah.

How to say this? You know, La Cage aux Folles. sort of taught me about homosexual love. It made me see that it was real. I mean, that made me understand it. And the Latin community, the sort of pride that they had and the struggle that they had, I sort of knew it, but it was, yes, it was a way to understand it. It was a way to- Got it. Yeah.

Very. Yeah.

Very. Yeah.

So great to talk to you about these things, too. And my poetry group was together yesterday, and they all said, you're a celebrity now.

So great to talk to you about these things, too. And my poetry group was together yesterday, and they all said, you're a celebrity now.

I said, well, you know, it's just regular conversations that Julie and I have. And I said, no, I actually don't want to get off the phone. She always says, well, okay, then that's enough.

I said, well, you know, it's just regular conversations that Julie and I have. And I said, no, I actually don't want to get off the phone. She always says, well, okay, then that's enough.