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Megan Hilty at Birdland photos by kevin alvey
Trumpeter Max Kaminsky (left to right), saxophonist Lester Young, trumpeter "Hot Lips" Page, alto saxophonist Charlie Parker, and pianist Lennie Tristano perform together at the newly-opened Birdland on Broadway, December 26, 1949.
Photo: Bettmann Archives/Getty Images
Birdland in 2025
Now that my thoughts are slightly more ordered, I'm writing some of them down digitally as well. I've scribbled 10 handwritten pages though, so there's a lot more from where this comes from! 😅
First of all, how did I see it? As some of you might know, the V&A Museum keeps recordings of plays in their archive. They're accessible for free and for anyone, provided that you watch them at their facility in East London. They're all digitised, they're all on the same server, you don't even have to order the specific play, you just make appointment for the morning or afternoon and they'll usher you into this very sterile, kinda cold room full of screens and headphones where you can basically watch any play in their collection. It's also video surveillanced and there is no real computer outlet for someone to dock on in case one might want to... uhm... liberate the recordings. In my case I was in there alone, probably making very funny faces, noises, and aerobic figures in my seat.
so, uh... just out of innocent curiosity, when are bell and bridget's birthdays? asking for a friend...
this one's canon!