Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for September 01, 2023

All in a Day’s work …

The original actor’s saying is German: “Hals und Beinbruch” —break your neck and your leg.

One things for sure: You can’t tell a doctor to break a leg.

It’s important to cover all the bases.

And I thought it had something to do with “getting put in the cast”

“Meddle not in the affairs of Dragons, for thou art crispy, and good with Ketchup!”

by the way, nice timing. This is Dragon.com weekend in Atlanta

Worst that can happen for an actor? Say “Macbeth.”

Jim Nabors learned the hard way not to tell Animal to break a leg.

Summer is almost over and there was very little George, disappointing:(

In opera, it’s “In bocca al lupo!”—“Into the mouth of the wolf!”

In ballet, they tell me, it’s “Merde!”—a naughty French word that I can’t translate here.