Home Actress Holland Taylor HD Photos and Wallpapers April 2022 Holland Taylor Instagram - So thrilled to see ANN’s new billboard in my old West Hollywood nabe, atop the fine old building that houses Revolver, a popular bar right across the street from Flaming Saddles. Governor #Desantis should see this play about another Governor for possible enlightenment. The play does actually have the word ‘gay’ in it, but don’t worry- it only occurs once. Governor Richards was profoundly fair minded and her government appointments were built on a foundation of inclusion. She is admired to this day- even more beloved in memory. We didn’t know how good we had it. @PasadenaPlayhouse #AnnRichards

Holland Taylor Instagram – So thrilled to see ANN’s new billboard in my old West Hollywood nabe, atop the fine old building that houses Revolver, a popular bar right across the street from Flaming Saddles. Governor #Desantis should see this play about another Governor for possible enlightenment. The play does actually have the word ‘gay’ in it, but don’t worry- it only occurs once. Governor Richards was profoundly fair minded and her government appointments were built on a foundation of inclusion. She is admired to this day- even more beloved in memory. We didn’t know how good we had it. @PasadenaPlayhouse #AnnRichards

Holland Taylor Instagram - So thrilled to see ANN’s new billboard in my old West Hollywood nabe, atop the fine old building that houses Revolver, a popular bar right across the street from Flaming Saddles. Governor #Desantis should see this play about another Governor for possible enlightenment. The play does actually have the word ‘gay’ in it, but don’t worry- it only occurs once. Governor Richards was profoundly fair minded and her government appointments were built on a foundation of inclusion. She is admired to this day- even more beloved in memory. We didn’t know how good we had it. @PasadenaPlayhouse #AnnRichards

Holland Taylor Instagram – So thrilled to see ANN’s new billboard in my old West Hollywood nabe, atop the fine old building that houses Revolver, a popular bar right across the street from Flaming Saddles. Governor #Desantis should see this play about another Governor for possible enlightenment. The play does actually have the word ‘gay’ in it, but don’t worry- it only occurs once.
Governor Richards was profoundly fair minded and her government appointments were built on a foundation of inclusion. She is admired to this day- even more beloved in memory. We didn’t know how good we had it.
@PasadenaPlayhouse
#AnnRichards | Posted on 12/Mar/2022 05:29:31

Holland Taylor Instagram – I loved this moment from a student matinee at Lincoln Center’s production of ANN. Along with a scattering of high school teachers, there were over a thousand kids from maybe 14 up, and they were, of course, SO different in response from the sophisticated NY audience I had gotten used to. Most had never been to a Broadway show, or even a play at all~ except school stuff. There were things they couldn’t be expected to get… but their silence was unnerving. When the Governor’s office entered from way upstage and rolled forward 35 feet (only at Lincoln Center!) there was one awe stricken ” wow.” But oh , my~ when the show ended, they all went WOW, figuratively speaking, and magically, ANN had had a similar effect to what the woman herself had with people young and old, city or country, brilliant or garden variety… she was someone real… she saw you.  She heard you.  She cared what you thought.  She was profoundly fair. She had plenty of flaws and was supremely lovable.  This  young man made ME feel like the play had touched his life in a way that opened his heart~  as he did mine in this moment.
Holland Taylor Instagram – The Kennedy Center Ushers for the Eisenhower Theatre, specifically the Thursday night gang, were a wonderful group who responded so incredibly to ANN during our previews there, speaking their mind to my director Ben Klein, that I became determined to continue to hear from them.

The ushers generally had no access to the innards of the artist’s side of the theatre or the fabled Green room, which was a huge chandelier and couch filled haven where the great and garden variety folks came after the performance. I pled the case with KC management that, since I was the only performer, I felt they should allow the ushers to visit after the show along with other friends if I wanted that.  So, permission was granted, and for the first time, the “Redcoats,” as I called them, started appearing after the show — three one night, eight another — during the month ANN played there. Our last Saturday night happened to be my birthday, and the gang just floored me by arranging on their own for champagne and a birthday cake to celebrate, and ALL of them (a big group of about 30), it seemed, in attendance. I never will forget it. 

But nothing prepared me for the night on Broadway, more than a year later, when about 35 of them appeared IN THEIR Kennedy Center REDCOATS at a performance of “their” ANN at Lincoln Center. They had come up to NYC in a caravan of buses, trains, cars, and airplanes. They made an adventure of it and I consider it the greatest honor I’ve ever been given. They were rewarded, too, in a way — at the performance they attended were also President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary Clinton, Meryl Streep, Gabby Giffords, and Mark Kelly. Quite a night!

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