Before and After

Posted by Anonymous On 12:03 AM

I promised Beeki that after we opened our Broadway season at my theatre, I'd shave. So here's the before and after:

Before

After

Sorry I'm so goofy lookin'.

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9 Cachinnations

  1. Seth Ward Said,

    If she starts asking for locks of your hair... well, then you can tell her:

    "Down Delilah DOWN I SAY!!!"

    Posted on 10/26/2006

     
  2. Chaotic Hammer Said,

    I'm quite impressed that you were able to recreate the same pose again with such precision.

    In the After picture, your hair looks darker. Is it an optical illusion, or is it real? Perhaps the different shirt color causes it, or perhaps the lighter color of your beard is not there to make your hair look lighter? Or maybe you actually dyed your hair darker?

    Posted on 10/26/2006

     
  3. Anonymous Said,

    Must be an optical illusion, Hammer. The only time I've ever dyed my hair was for a show in 1997. My hair has a reddish tint that shows up in the sunlight, but my beard is very red. So maybe that's it.

    My chin is cold.

    Posted on 10/26/2006

     
  4. The Cliff Said,

    It's ok Cach, We've put up with your being goofy looking for a long time. We're use to it.

    If you ever hear me cough it's just a cough, i'm not saying "Quasimodo" Under my breath...

    Posted on 10/26/2006

     
  5. Red Said,

    Wow, Beeki has great power, I must talk to her about her marital influences. :)

    Posted on 10/26/2006

     
  6. Moderator Said,

    That was a very quick shave it appears.

    Posted on 10/27/2006

     
  7. Anonymous Said,

    I knew you were somehow familiar from my childhood. After seeing you with no facial hair, my suspicions are confirmed.

    Posted on 10/27/2006

     
  8. Jenn Said,

    You laughed so hard your beard fell out. wow. That takes some guffawing! (so what does your dahling woman think?)

    Posted on 10/28/2006

     
  9. Anonymous Said,

    Now she thinks I look weird and like a little kid. Frankly, I agree. So I'll be bringing back some facial hair. I think I'll wait until after the opening of our next big show at my theatre if for no other reason than for the shock-value. It's not like I get prettier one way or the other. So, like a true artist, my face is my canvas. I'll rearrange it again soon.

    Posted on 10/29/2006