mesoliteball
mesoliteball t1_j6lup0p wrote
Reply to comment by notqualitystreet in NYC’s next recreational weed dispensary is coming to Union Square by Hopeful-Pollution
Welllllll you know beginners can be slow with learning how to roll :)
mesoliteball t1_j5s7gj0 wrote
skyscrapers on fire, somehow, in 3… 2…
mesoliteball t1_iy25xym wrote
“One Amtrak police officer we spoke to on Wednesday was even more frank.
‘This is a mall, they don't see it like a train station. They don't want homeless people here,’ he said.”
mesoliteball t1_iwv58wa wrote
Do you know about Materials for the Arts? Free materials for nonprofits (donated by corporations so usually new and often great quality) – they tend to have fabrics more than finished clothing but there’s fantastic variety. Some of the theaters/orgs you interact with will have existing relationships with MFTA.
mesoliteball t1_iqwai4x wrote
Reply to I'm concertmaster (principal violin) of New York's Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and a professor at Juilliard. Next week, I'll be performing with the Mainly Mozart All-Star Orchestra in San Diego - the largest annual gathering of concertmasters and principal players in North America. AMA! by MainlyMozartSD
It’s been a real joy to watch the programming continue opening up & modernizing under YNS, to include more new & lesser-known rep. Are players’ opinions sought/considered at all in forming the programming approaches?
(Related: what new/unusual rep coming up in this or future seasons are you especially excited about?)
mesoliteball t1_j9x4q03 wrote
Reply to Things to Do in NYC: March 2023 Edition by richarizard
If anybody’s looking for particular recommendations: Svadba (on the 31st and 1st) and Cantori New York (on the 4th and 5th) are each going to be exceptional, like nothing you’ve heard (… literally, in the case of Cantori’s two premieres :)).
To OP: I used to do this for money so it’s very moving to see you doing it for pleasure and to help others