Reporting late from my weekend assignment, dear madam. My apologies. I now regret blowing my trumpet regarding the 'hidden quality' that yours truly admittedly possess but rest assured, Saint Sandhurst has not got round to achieving sainthood just yet - he's still a frog sandhurst, you see. :-) Tennessee Williams was what can I say.... OUTSTANDING. Woody Harrelson is simply at most spectacular.Clare Higgins played opposite Harrelson in the role of Maxine Faulk, the fiety and sensuous widow and hotel owner in the 1940s west coast of Mexico. Truly spellbinding performance. I loved the props and the stage decoration - all very natural looking. Verisimilitude might be the term I am looking for. Marvellous. Anthony Page directed the play. By the way, Page directed another Broadway hit - Adward Albee's 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf' - it has now come to West End. Kathleen Turner is in it, showing until next week. Hope all is well with you madam - also hope the rain clouds have now dissipated for good. In any case, I suppose, the rain must not have disrupted your sleep or still having to put up with bouts of being 'sleepless in seatle'? Take care.