Comments on: Sweet Drunk Guy http://blogs.kqed.org/joshkornbluth/2006/02/23/sweet-drunk-guy/ Josh\'s blog on life, his TV series and everything in between Wed, 07 Jan 2009 18:43:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Josh Kornbluth http://blogs.kqed.org/joshkornbluth/2006/02/23/sweet-drunk-guy/#comment-9585 Josh Kornbluth Sun, 05 Mar 2006 08:33:59 +0000 http://blogs.kqed.org/joshkornbluth/2006/02/23/sweet-drunk-guy/#comment-9585 Thank you for your kind message, Kim -- and for coming out to see me at the Rubicon. The point you make about the ending is a very wise one: I know that I don't really resolve my relationship with my father in this piece; I'm beginning to think that achieving such a resolution may take a lifetime, at least. Take care. Thank you for your kind message, Kim — and for coming out to see me at the Rubicon. The point you make about the ending is a very wise one: I know that I don’t really resolve my relationship with my father in this piece; I’m beginning to think that achieving such a resolution may take a lifetime, at least. Take care.

]]> By: kim http://blogs.kqed.org/joshkornbluth/2006/02/23/sweet-drunk-guy/#comment-9584 kim Fri, 03 Mar 2006 15:58:37 +0000 http://blogs.kqed.org/joshkornbluth/2006/02/23/sweet-drunk-guy/#comment-9584 I was at the show last night. There was a woman in the front row who had her head tilted up and a smile on her face, but her eyes were closed. Sometimes you just can't keep your eyes open, you know? ha ha! I could tell she was listening, though. I enjoyed the show. I especially liked your rendition of Claude. And I loved the little musical chords where you would stop and make a funny face. I love funny faces! It makes me wish I were Jewish, ha ha! I was a little disappointed at the end, though. I thought there would be more of a revelation about your relationship with your father. The part in the play where you said. "I miss him. I miss him!" was heart wrenching. I felt like "I miss him, too!" I wanted there to be that reconciliation that you wanted. The Rubicon is a great place. We're kind of a provincial town, so it's fabulous to have this theatre in town. Thanks for coming! I was at the show last night. There was a woman in the front row who had her head tilted up and a smile on her face, but her eyes were closed. Sometimes you just can’t keep your eyes open, you know? ha ha! I could tell she was listening, though.

I enjoyed the show. I especially liked your rendition of Claude. And I loved the little musical chords where you would stop and make a funny face. I love funny faces! It makes me wish I were Jewish, ha ha! I was a little disappointed at the end, though. I thought there would be more of a revelation about your relationship with your father. The part in the play where you said. “I miss him. I miss him!” was heart wrenching. I felt like “I miss him, too!” I wanted there to be that reconciliation that you wanted.

The Rubicon is a great place. We’re kind of a provincial town, so it’s fabulous to have this theatre in town. Thanks for coming!

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