Doh! You are right. I always assumed the Jonathan choreographed the other two ballets and that the one with Maureen (and then Eva) is supposed to be Swan Lake-esque.
Doh! You are right. I always assumed the Jonathan choreographed the other two ballets and that the one with Maureen (and then Eva) is supposed to be Swan Lake-esque.
I don’t think this is anything new. Almost everything said in their article could also apply to thirtysomething. I watched that as a teenager and couldn’t figure out why anyone would ever want to get married or have kids. Everyone on that show was miserable!
It thought it was supposed to be Swan Lake. There was another original Jonathan Reeves dance that one of the other top dancers (the one in the middle of this picture) gets the solo in, but there’s only a very quick scene of their going out on stage of that dance.
I think she had a guest stint on Pretty Little Liars, which is on ABC Family (or whatever it’s called now.)
I did some online research last night and came to the same conclusion. I find that kind of weird because I wouldn’t have considered him an actor with a “family man” reputation. I don’t even know anything about his personal life — if he’s married, has kids, etc.
Everyone gets 24 hours in a day, whether you decide to have children or not. I don’t have more time or less responsibilities just because I don’t have a child. Yes, I might have a little more freedom to decide how I spend my time, but that doesn’t mean I get to do whatever I want whenever I want. I still have…
Then I guess it’s good that you made that choice. It wasn’t the choice I made, and I’m happy with it. Win-win for everyone.
I’m 40, single and no kids. I just came back from a two-week solo vacation to Europe (my 7th in 10 years). All my friends who have kids talk about how they are jealous and have to live vicariously through me because they can’t vacation be of kids. I’m not at all jealous of their having kids.
Me too! I came straight here to check out the week in tabloids after seeing the story on DailyMail.com in hopes that the beans would be spilt.
I came to say the same thing. I’ll watch pretty much anything he is in.
Sorry, but you were the third commenter in a row who made me sound like an ungrateful stalker for the story I shared, so you ended up getting the snark.
Imagine how sorry I am now that I shared to story to illustrate how different a young actor interacts with fans after a theatre show vs an established actor. I guess I’m the absolute most horrible person in the world for expecting an actor to follow a decades old tradition of leaving a theatre by the stage door to be…
I totally get that, I would probably do the same if I were in his position. But I still think it’s an interesting comparison of a young actor vs an established actor interacting with fans.
I agree with you, but it was still disappointing. I think it’s an interesting example of how someone wants to (or needs to) interact with fans when his career is taking off vs when he is established.
The paparazzi has caught Kate shopping at Baby Gap in Kensington, so I think this supports the theory that for everyday life, they are wearing the same trendy toddler clothes that other kids wear.
I was recently looking through an old book about Charles and Diana living at Highgrove with their boys. William (probably about five years old) is wearing a Dallas Cowboys t-shirt in a couple of the pictures. I was completely offended.
I recently saw The Painkiller starring Kenneth Branagh and Rob Brydon. It was absolutely fantastic, so I decided to wait by the stage door with about 10 other people (never done it before). Every single person in the play came out the door, except for Branagh, who sneaks out via a different exit so he doesn’t have to…
Where’s my mummy? Are you my mummy?
In my 25 years of driving, I’ve never pressed the button in to pull up the brake as I always assumed it was just there to release the brake. I guess my dad taught me right!
My mom had to get an eye lift a few years ago because it was impacting her vision. I think it happens to slowly, you don’t realize how much vision you can lose when your eyelids start to sag. She didn’t even realize she was compensating for it by raising her brows when she was reading until her doctor pointed it out…