Since this is a largely nihilistic show whose first 10 minutes of music tends to scald the ears with the volume of guitars and percussion, I was surprised to find myself enjoying it. Not nominated was “American Idiot” (at the St. Beside the sheer amount of dance in “Come Fly Away” or “Fela!,” that of “La Cage aux Folles” is small, but, like almost everything else in this production, exquisite. And one Cagelle stretches his/her leg up and over in a phenomenal hyperextension like a huge wing rising up and over that perfectly illustrates what fabulously exotic creatures these men/women are. Apart from the clarity of their avian behavior, there is a terrific sense of the force that’s being hemmed in. Page has them all caged together like birds. Even so, it’s the transvestite Cagelles who, among these Tony nominations, stay most marvelously in the mind. Only one item stands out as exceptional, a drunk scene involving Katie Finneran and Sean Hayes, in which dance is just one highlight of an already hilarious interlude.Īlthough I loved everything in “La Cage aux Folles,” its dances (choreographed by Lynne Page) were not topmost in my delight. In “Promises, Promises” the dances by the director-choreographer Rob Ashford are skillful but generic. Sean Hayes and Katie Finneran in Rob Ashford’s “Promises, Promises.” Credit. Jones, who also directed and who has won a Tony before, in 2007, for “Spring Awakening.” There was a choreographer, however: Bill T. However, for all the vivid dance material, it’s uninterestingly shaped there’s little trace of a choreographer’s organizing hand. “Fela!” certainly wins for Most Welcome Unusual Dance Idea: it’s excellent to have Nigerian dances on Broadway, and they’re well done. (If you were told these dances were made by a man, you might well find them misogynistic.) “Come Fly Away” certainly wins for Most Choreography, but much of that, by Twyla Tharp (who also directed), strikes me as irksome. The nominees are “Come Fly Away” (at the Marquis Theater), “Fela!” (Eugene O’Neill Theater), “Promises, Promises” (Broadway Theater) and “La Cage aux Folles” (Longacre Theater). I don’t envy the Tony judges their task this year: there’s no clear winner. These rewards came from roaming around Broadway to watch the shows nominated for the Tony Award for best choreography, after which I wandered off to catch a couple of non-nominees. It is not without embarrassment that I report my recent delight in a male pole-dancing Pierrot in Cirque du Soleil’s “Banana Shpeel.” And I am somewhat shamefaced in mentioning my pleasure in the caged-birds number performed by the transvestite chorus in the current production of “La Cage aux Folles.” Honestly, as I make these lists, pretty much every recipe from the book is a great choice toward your health and your tastebuds.The pleasures of dance and choreography come from strange sources. Recipes from Fall For You, for when you’re ready to add some things back in…Ĭarrot Ribbons w Sweet Chili Lime Dressing Oli’s Chocolate Smoothie (use tahini instead of peanut butter)Ĭhocolate Cherry Milkshake (use cacao nibs instead of chocolate chips) Lemon Pepper Chickpea Smash (use lettuce cups instead of toast) Sweet Potato Hash (leave out walnuts, and use pumpkin seeds instead) Enjoy! Recipes from Fall For You, that follow The Reset Guidelines… One list is all recipes that follow The Reset guidelines, and the other list is recipes that would be great to add in once you’re choosing to add some foods back in.
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And of course there are also all kinds of fun cocktails, pastas, snacks, and desserts in there too!īelow, I’ve created two lists of recipe titles, all from my full cookbook, Fall For You. The great news is, my full cookbook, Fall For You, is full of Reset-friendly recipes, as well as a load of amazing recipes to ease some foods back in.
So now the question is, “What do we eat after The Reset?” Some people want to keep eating “Reset-like” recipes & meals, and some want to mindfully add some things back in. It’s truly inspiring to see story after story of how amazing everyone is feeling and all of the positive results are beyond mind-blowing! Weight loss, better sleep, clear & glowing skin, more energy, improved mood, are just some of the amazing results we’ve been having. I love seeing so many of you not only eating from The Reset recipe collection, but thriving off of the 10-day menu plan.
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