re: #721 Walter L. Newton

It’s an old habit, from the days when I was more active acting, instead of the technical side of theatre. Between roles, I would let the hair grow, since you could always cut it back, making it longer is harder. So, leaving it long enabled a director to be able to make decisions on how he/she wanted my hair.

I haven’t done a role in three years, busy in the day to day operations of the theatre, so it’s become really long.

Although, I may be playing the “stage manager” at Christmas in “A Radio Wonder Life” a recreation of the Wonder Life story done up like an old time radio show. So, I may have to cut it then.

if I ever recover from the financial hammering, I’ll have to get up there and snoop around a bit with you…sounds like fun