Carol Townsend (left) and Samantha Simon, in Miss Ohio
That said, here is some news about one of Carol's past works. The independent film, Miss Ohio, is being screened in LA at the Dances With Films Festival. The screening is at the Sunset 5 Theatre in West Hollywood on June 8th, at 7:15pm. Get your tickets now!
Beware, the understudy! For the weekend of April 17-18, Carol and I will be out of town (heading down south for our annual Thunder Over Louisville trip), so Carol will not be on stage for those performances. While I am certain her understudy will do a fabulous job, if your intent is to see Carol, you will want to avoid the April 17 and 18 shows.
"When an over ambitious reporter stirs up an old controversy surrounding a series of unsolved murders, a clairvoyant teenage girl and her friends enlist the help of a college professor with a plan to expose the identity of the killer, when it is believed that the young girl's reoccurring vision of the future may be the murder of the professor. "
At 8:26, we see Travis entering via the revolving door, and Carol standing outside talking with a co-worker.
At 8:29, Travis is inside, and Carol is still standing outside talking with a co-worker.
At 8:39 (several minutes later in episode time), Travis is standing in line while the hot receptionist enters and gives him the stink-eye, and Carol is still standing outside talking with a co-worker.
At 9:28, the hot receptionist sends Travis off to fill-out a form, and Carol is still standing outside talking with a co-worker.
After the commercial break, at 9:39 (and later in the day, episode time) Travis is handing in his completed form, and Carol is now standing in the lobby, chatting with a co-worker. Glad she finally made it inside!
At 9:51, while Travis is still talking with the receptionist, Carol now enters behind the reception desk crosses right to left. Maybe she had to go to the restroom?
At 10:38, Carol is seen starting to enter behind the receptionist, now crossing left to right. Back from the restroom?
At 10:39, we get a wider view of Carol walking left to right behind the reception desk.
At 10:45, as Travis turns to leave, we see Carol again, now standing in the lobby talking with Mark. She must have really hurried back to finish that conversation after just running to the restroom. She doesn't even look winded!
Finally, at 22:58 (the next day in episode time) we see Carol walking down a hall as Travis talks on the phone.
Yesterdays episode of The Beast on A&E marked the final appearance of Carol (and me!) on this series. First, when Travis goes undercover to apply for a job at Emerson Security, Carol can be seen standing outside the revolving door chatting with a co-worker.
Later, as Travis is rebuffed by the hot receptionist, you can see me stroll across the lobby, and then both Carol and I can be seen standing and chatting behind Travis.
The next day, Carol can be spotted walking down the windowed corridor as Travis chats on his phone.
Carol (left) contemplates her reflection in The Bean.
As both the backpacked woman and Travis leave the scene, you can glimpse Carol's disembodied head at the bottom of the screen, and distorted reflection above. Next week in episode 6 of The Beast, and both Carol and I (and my car) may make appearances. Stay tuned!
Carol (left) and a friend in the Romanian bar
Carol in purple raincoat, stumbling home from the Romanian bar
The Riverfront Playhouse at 11-13 South Water Street Mall in downtown Aurora will present KEY FOR TWO, a British Bedroom Farce by John Chapman and Dave Freeman beginning Friday, January 23, 2009 at 8pm and continuing Friday and Saturday nights through February 28, 2009.
Tickets for KEY FOR TWO are $15 for adults, and $12 for students and seniors. Some of the subject matter may be considered inappropriate for children, so The Riverfront would like to discourage anyone under the age of 12. Reservations are available by calling the playhouse at (630) 897-9496.
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