Cindi's Home Page

Courtesy of Ted Neeley

Courtesy of Joseph Fuqua

"We all need each other to ultimately feel complete. However, until we feel complete within ourselves, as an Island to an ocean, we cannot help all complete the circle."

AN OPEN LETTER FOR VISITORS TO MY WEBSITE:

Hello,

In December, 2006, I spoke with Ted about the fact that off and on I had received comments and heard things about individuals being upset with some of the content that I had initially posted on this website. When I told him I wanted to try to "fix" these problems, he told me that this wasn't possible to do, as there will always be someone upset about something on my - or any - website. Ted's suggestion on the best thing he thought I could do was to write an open letter to any person who visits here. You are now reading it.

Please know that anything I have ever posted on this website has been well-meant, and was never intended to upset, hurt, or anger any person who visits here, especially the individuals this site was made for. Many of the things posted here were sent to me by online friends and other well-meaning individuals, or were found by me - or those individuals - on other webpages already on the web. My goal on these pages has always been to make news and information on projects being worked on by Ted Neeley, Joseph Fuqua and The Rubicon Theatre Company available online, so that those who are interested can get to these venues, or experience them through this site when they are not able to attend due to distance, illness, monetary limitations - or various other reasons that kept them from attending.

The internet is a place where privacy is a virtually non-existent thing. I have tried, and will continue to try, my best to maintain the privacy of the individuals that my information involves. Unfortunately, in the past, I have not always been completely successful in this effort, but I have learned from my past mistakes, and am more careful than ever in my efforts in this area.

That said, if anything found here is an issue to the individuals it involves, I would ask that you e-mail me privately (the e-mail link is on this page) to discuss this issue - within reason, and, hopefully, I can remedy your request. (NOTE: This is not a suggestion for everyone who sees one word or sentence they don't like to send me requests, just for the individuals the items involve). On the other hand, if you like what you see, I welcome any e-mail response to that effect as well.

That said, I very much hope that you will enjoy your time here, as many have up until now. Thank you for visiting.

Cindi :-)

Ted's website came online fully on 3/13/07! It includes a page for a letter from Ted, a photo gallery - with some great rehearsal/backstage/cast party pictures, a Tour Date tab which shows current JCS tour dates for Leg 3 of the tour at this time (the itinerary and venue info for dates that are confirmed for the upcoming Leg 4 can be found in the First Ted Neeley List (www.movies.groups.yahoo.com/group/firsttedneeleylist) files on yahoogroups), a "Ted Shop" page (for which we had received tee samples to give our opinions on), and a contact page (with the Webmaster's e-mail). There is also a guestbook, which Ted had originally posted on whenever he had the time (a very rare commodity!). The site is inactive for awhile, and the guestbook is "closed for vacation," at least until the current JCS tour goes back out on the road in December. Hopefully, the guestbook will come back online on at that time. If things go smoothly, hopefully, the rest of the site will be online soon as well. Can't wait to see the rest! Here's the link:

2. * JCS - NEW ADDITIONS:

First Ted Neeley List Yahoogroup (FTNL)**

CLICK THIS BUTTON TO SUBSCRIBE:

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ANNOUNCEMENT: The 2009 choice for the "FTNL Ted's Birthday / Christmas Donation" is: Rubicon Theatre Company's "It Takes A Village" campaign Here is their website link: Rubicon Theatre Company's It Takes A Village. We plan to present Ted with the FTNL plaque on 3/6/10, but if you'd like to help us donate to this very worthy theatre, donations are ongoing, and your name will be listed in Rubicon's 2010 "The Miracle Season" programs along with other list members who have already donated through FTNL in honor of Ted's Birthday and Xmas 2008. You may also e-mail me at my e-mail link just above the "LINKS" section of this page. Of course, whether or not you wish to donate, you are welcome to join FTNL at any time!

The original Ted-Neeley list replacement. "Ted-Neeley" had been on Yahoogroups since 10/5/00, but the list existed on charm.net before that. It was removed for unknown reasons, so I started this one as a replacement, and it is growing fast!!! You can find all the dates - past and upcoming - for the current JCS 2007 AD (nee "Farewell") Tour that we have found on the web to date in our list calendar. And we hit the 300-member mark on 11/15/08 (best Birthday present I could have had from a great bunch of folks!). Come join the First Ted Neeley List, we'd LOVE to have you along for the ride!

FTNL ORIGINATED INTERNATIONAL TEDHUG DAY IN 2007!!!

INTERNATIONAL TEDHUG DAY!!!

Ted Neeley/JCS MYSpace Appreciation Group
New today (9/27/08), I've started a group on MySpace for anyone who appreciates Ted and JCS - just for fun. Come take a look!!!

Rubicon Theatre Company (RTC)

PLEASE HELP RTC!!!

A word from Ted on the "It Takes A Village Campaign," and RTC!

For more videos on "It Takes A Village, visit RTC's YouTube Channel, and/or my RTC page.

On May 13 & May 16, 2009, RTC held two rallies to start a grassroots campaign to save The Rubicon Theatre Company. Below, and on my RTC page, is information on those rallies, and the card you can print out and use to donate to this incredibly worthwhile and vital arts organization. In this horrible economy, the arts are suffering more than they ever have. AND THEY NEED OUR HELP TO SURVIVE!!!

UPDATE 6/10/09:

I received the following campaign update from Karyl Lynn Burns today:

From: Karyl Lynn Burns
Subject: Rubicon Theatre Village Campaign Update
Date: Wednesday, June 10, 2009, 4:41 AM

Dear Fellow Villagers:

Today we start our first formal e-mail update to those of you who expressed interest in receiving periodic updates about Rubicon�s It Takes a Village campaign.

The good news: nearly 600 people (including some who wished to be anonymous) have given a total of $191,346. We have an additional $3,752 in pledges, with a grand total of $195,090 committed to the campaign. We are now about 19.5% of the way to our goal of $1 million!

The challenge: We are still fighting cash flow needs and MUST raise an additional $200,000 towards the goal in the next two to three weeks.

Thank you to you whose names are listed at the bottom of this e-mail for being early believers in this new grass-roots way of raising support. The idea is �many hands make light work.� Instead of 80% of the funds coming from 20% of the people, the goal is for everyone to participate to the extent of their ability. We are asking all who benefit from Rubicon's presence in our community to consider making a gift of at least $1 a day - or $365 a year. It's also possible to make a monthly pledge of $31 or more. If we all do what we can, we WILL achieve the goal. We will be the people who would not let our community�s non-profit professional theatre falter in these difficult times and who ensured it was here for the next decade and for future generations!

Examples and Ideas

� Rubicon Board Member Marion Witte of the Angel Heart Foundation came up with the idea of Village Elders � the goal was to find 10 people to give $10,000 each once we reached the $100,000 mark. It�s the main reason we�ve seen significant growth in the past two weeks. We are thankful to those who have joined the Elders program so far: Marion (leading by example, thank you!), Lori and Richard Reisman, Barbara Meister and Barber Automotive Group (in memory of Larry Meister) and an Anonymous contributor who gave in honor and in memory of a recently departed friend Lillian Ludlam, who loved theatre. We are still looking for at least six more individuals to become Elders (Young Elders are welcome, too J). If you are able to join this group, please call us.

� Stephen Kipp contributed $3,650 -- the recommended village donation amount of $365 for EACH person on his 10-member staff. Stephen announced this generous gift at a performance of Fiddler on the Roof in which he hosted his clients for the show and a reception.

� At a local salon, the hairdressers encouraged their customers to give and raised $365 in a day to donate to the cause.

� One villager e-mailed friends and raised approximately $2,000. Would you like to do the same? Just cut and paste this address into your e-mail. Invite friends to join you and help us reach our goals. Here�s the hyperlink:

http://rubicontheatre.givezooks.com/campaigns/it-takes-a-village

� A supporter of Rubicon�s education programs has organized alums of the outreach programs to put on a benefit at the theatre in August. Look for details soon.

� Gourmet chef Linda Hale and her husband Scott are going to prepare a primo meal in their home with a goal of raising $5,000 towards the campaign.

Rally Comments

Here�s a sampling of a few of the comments from attendees at the Town Hall Rallies. We�ll send you a few with each e-mail so that we can remind each other of why we all care�

Why Rubicon Matters to Me�

�Great art! Great family! Great home to create in!� � Jenny Sullivan

�A place to belong and meet friends.� � Wanda Woessner

�Rubicon matters on many levels. It is wonderful to have professional theatre in our community. Most important is the Rubicon�s Education Outreach programs. Serving our youth at a time when arts education is lacking in our schools is vital and timely.� � Tom and Debbie Golden

�Great art. Local.� � Mike Merewether

�We love having quality theatre in our own town!!! And we love the community feeling of having Rubicon in Ventura!� � Scott and Linda Hale

Why Rubicon Matters to the Community

�Exposes youth to theatre; brings people to Ventura.� � Carolyn Dolen

�Without the Rubicon and its great professionalism, rather than enriching our community it will begin the slow decline which we have so beautifully climbed out of with its growth.� � Karen Lee Hoffberg

�Our community needs local events of quality.� � Howard Brandwein

�A vibrant beat of artistic creation.� � Jeanne Scott

�The Rubicon offers quality entertainment close to home. It�s Los Angeles-caliber performances in a community we all share and love.� � Nancy Kaye Swanson

It Takes a Village Contributors to Date � June 9, 2009

"Michita," Carol "Mike" Aalbers, Lynda and Rick Aldridge, Jean Archer, Christine Arenas-Magie and Paul Magie, Lila M. Atkisson, George Backman, George Ball and Amanda McBroom, Dr. and Mrs. Edward J. Banman, Rachel Bar, Phil and Sandy Bardos, Penny and Ray Barnds, Greta Bartsch, Donna and Jerry Beatty, Dr. Norma Beck,Victor and Natalia Berezovska, Sam Bern, Barbara and Bernard Bobitch, Henri and Therese Boisvert Tte, Jo Bowker, Barbara and Raymond Boyd, Marylee and Robert Bragulla, Bob and Mary Braitman, Howard J. Brandwein, Arlene Brooks, Earl R. Brooks, Shelly and Steve Brown, Peggy Bryant, Jenean Bugiada, Leo and Melinda Bunnin, Christina M. Burck, Diana and Robert Burdick, Donna and Jack Burger, Karyl Lynn Burns, Pat and Cathy Busch, Linda Carson, Patty and Gary Channer, K. Charnofsky and R. Sturgeon, Patti and Bill Chertok, Betsy and Dick Chess, Susan Clark, Ed Clark and Jane Delahoyde, Bijian Fan and Jerome Clifford, Victoria Coddy, Eloise and Chuck Cohen, Mary Ann Cohen, John and Jacqueline Cole, Doris and Ken Collin, Linda Collins, Frances A. Connelly, Al and Freddie Contarino, Ginny Costis, Alison B. Coutts-Jordan, Bill Crowe and Ann Gross, Mar lena Roberts Daly, Ronald and Deborah David, Lisa and Clay Davis, Nicholas Deitch, Bradford Dillman, Carolyn Dolen, Barbara and Gerald Donckels, Kathleen and Terry Dooley, Gun Dukes, John T. Dullam, John R. Edwards, Jack Ellison and Dixie D. Adeniran, H.E. and Frances Elson, David Elzer, Katherine Emerick, Ph.D., Jim and Kay Engel, David Engel, Mr. and Mrs. Garold Faber, Jodi and David Farrell, Warren and Ardelle Faue, Susan Ferguson, Norman Flam, Dr. Hany Fouad, Jonathan Fox, C.D. Franciscus, Cindy Frankey, Bonnie Franklin and Marvin Minoff, Arlene and Morrie Friedman, Harold and Harriet Friedman, Peter and Sandy Gaal, Mr. Michael D. Gainsborough, Mary and Jim Galbraith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Galt, Jr., D. June and Gay Garabedian, Muriel Garcia, Bob and Brenda Garrison, Lynn and Al Geller, S. Lynne and Duane L. Georgeson, Mrs. Kin Gere, Sheldon Getzug, Kay Giles and Michael Mariani, Morty Glasgal, David and Maryellen Glyer, Debbie and Tom Golden, Diane and Peter Goldenring, Janet and Mark Goldenson, Bruce Goldenson and Tricia Keen, Leonard Goldman, Martie and Gary Golter, Mary Goodenough, Lea and Harold Gould, Richard Gould, MD, Judy and Art Goulet, David and Diane Grimes, Sol and Patty Grossman, Katherine and Dan Gunther, Louis and Melinda Haffner, Scott Hale Lighting, Pearl and Roy Hammerand, Margie and Ron Hanock, Whitney Hansen, Wm. and Diane Harkins, Jessica and Harvey Harris, Julie Heim, Linda Henderson and Ernie Scherb, Mr. Don Henninger, Phil and Carol Hershey, Thom as and Patricia Hester, Karen Lee Hoffberg, H.W. and C.S. Hoover, Doris Horton, Carol Howe and Lucien Lacour, Eric Hvolboll, Jon and Ann Ives, Michael Jackowitz, Phyllis Johnson, Dianne Johnson Selbrede, Dr. and Mrs. D. Gordon Johnston, Ed and Carol Jones, Dorothy and Robert Jones, Emily Jones, Marilyn Juday, Donna Kacerek, Kaila Kaden, Lydia and Marty Kaplan, Joanne and Monroe Kaplan, Alex Karras, George Kaub, Bill and Elise Kearney, Betty and Tom Kennedy, Kipp Financial Group, Ronald S. Kopp, Jasmine Kova, Lee and Linda La Frenz, Nicole and Phillip Laby, Haady Lashkari, Michael Learned and John Doherty, Harriet and Eric Leibovitch, Stanley and Barbara Leiken, Dr. Morris and Judy Leventhal, Linda Levitz, Jack and Ione Lollar, Tracy Long and Donald Taylor, Judge David W. Long and Shirley Critchfield, James Locher, Dalina Lowdermilk-Klan, Michael Lurie, John and Eleanor Lynn, Cynde and Steve Magidson, Louise M. Malcomb, James Malone, Margaret Martin, John and Pat Masterson, Stephen Maulhardt and Nancy Maulhardt Huff, Frank and Patricia McCallick, Gladys McDonald, Stephen McMorrow, Rosa Lee Measures and Al Harris, Barbara Meister/Barber Automotive Group, Elsie Mendelsohn, Loretta and Mike Merewether, Murray Meyers, Carol Mickle and Jodi Sullivan, Marvin Miller and Kathlyn Roberts Miller, Margaret and Jerry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. M.20Miser, Lee and Peg Molesworth, Susan Molnar, Katherine Montes, Teddi and Jerry Morris, Ted and Dale Muegenburg, Julie and Jack Nadel, Ted Pounder and Paulita Neal, Beatrice Alicia Nichols, Henry and Bobbie Offen, Eileen Ogle, Patrick O'Hara, Cherie Olson, James O'Neil, Sandi and Greg Orloff, Frances Page, Barbara and Owen Patotzka, William and Celia Patterson, Catherine Penprase, Diane and Steve Perren, Helen Pidduck, Mrs. Pamela Pinkham, Gene Pitman, Wilma S. Poe, Theodore Polk, James and Stella Port, Amy Povah, Keith Powell, James and Susan Prosser, Sheila and Robert Rakestraw, H.D. Ranzenhofer, Lori and Richard Reisman, Ann and Rodney Resnick, Corinne J. Rhoads, Rita Richardson, Jon Lawrence Rivera, George Roberts and Janice Standing-Roberts, Patricia Robinson, Bob Robinson, Alyce and Robert Robinson, Duane O. Rodgers, Donal F. Rodrigues, Diane Ronneberg, Linda Roos, Sharon and George Rose, Margaret Rothschild and Richard Palmer, Nancy and Bill Russell, Micheline Sakharoff, Pat Salem, Sam and Mary Saputo, Roy and Sharon Schneider, Charles and Jane Schneider, Charles and Mary Schwabauer, Jeanne Scott, Catherine Scott Burris, Dr. Don and Millie Seidman, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Selfridge, Lyndon R. Shaftoe, Robert Shaw, Mrs. Susan Shields, Tamar Shulem, Joel Silberman, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Skaist, Signe and Bruce Smale, Rebecca and Jeffrey Smith, Cynthia and Jim Snell, Gary and Maureen Soporito, Paula Spellman, Lane Stalbird, Lisa Stephens and Dennis Hopkins, Rich Stewart and Harriet Clune, Eric and Missy Stoen, Midge and Dave Stork, Kathy and Bill Strnad, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sullivan, Jenny Sullivan, Nancy Kay Swanson, Judith and Melvyn Swope, Lee Tannen, Shirley Thayer, Timothy Tice, Ed and Dee Tingstrom, Delorine and Reid Tompkins, Warren and Jane Totten, Margaret and Dennis Travlos, Ruth and Jim Uphold, Allen and Kay Urban, Suzanne and Edward Vadnais, Mary Ann and William Bang, Michael Velthoen, Cindi Verbelun, Les and Judy Vielbig, Vicki Vierra, Phil Ward, Roz Warner and Michael Hogan, Jan and Hal Wasserman, Jerry and Brenda Watkins, Bill Whitlock and Art Mendoza, Jim Whitney, Gary and Cheryl Wilde, Julia Wilkerson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis, Marion Witte, Wanda Woessner, Gail and Ed Wohlenberg, Joanne Wolf, Eunice M. Wood, Robert and Kathleen Wulf, Keith York, The Young Family, Helen Yunker, Margaret M. Zangrilli, Alfred Zaske, Myrna and Sy Zimmerman and David Zippel.

SEE INFO BELOW ON HOW YOU CAN HELP RTC!!!

As you know from announcements at Rubicon�s recent acclaimed production of Fiddler on the Roof, our annual campaign this season is �It Takes a Village.�

With the current economy, now, more than ever, it really does take an entire village � villagers of every age and background and every walk of life to sustain a non-profit theatre company. We are trying to explore ways to think �out of the box� and create a new grass-roots model of support, but we need you!

If you care about Rubicon and the future of our region � please join us!
Come meet our �It Takes a Village� Chairs Sandra Laby and Doug Halter; visit with Rubicon founders Karyl Lynn Burns and James O�Neil; see friends, neighbors and associates; and say hello to adults and young people whose lives are positively impacted by Rubicon�s presence in our community.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at how a non-profit theatre functions, hear a status report on the finances of Rubicon, and ask any questions you may have. Then help us brainstorm about how to go forward in these challenging times.

RSVP to Patrick O'Hara at pohara@rubicontheatre.org or at 805.667.2912, extension 237.

We need you! Remember, even if you�ve never volunteered or served on a committee before, this is an inclusive, grass-roots effort! There are ways you can make a difference! Attendees are under no obligation-please come and learn more.

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UPDATE: We are sorry to announce that due to an unforseen casting problem the upcoming production of Trying is being postponed until next season. If you are a subscriber or have already purchased tickets to this show, we will be issuing replacement tickets and mailing them to you once the new dates are determined. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Trying is the story of the internationally known Francis Biddle, Attorney General under President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Chief Judge of the Nuremberg trials. The play is set in 1967 when Biddle is 81 years old and trying to put his life in order. From old money and sharply cantankerous, he struggles with the inevitability of his age and failing health. His wife has forced upon him a new secretary named Sarah, who is all of 25 years old, and the two struggle to find a way to communicate. This richly scripted story illustrates how two strangers, at two dramatically different places in their lives, can unexpectedly and forever influence each other. Trying was inspired by playwright Glass' own experience as Biddle's personal secretary from 1967-68 and world-premiered at Chicago's Victory Gardens Theater in 2004.

Season's Greetings to our Ted Neeley friends,

We at Rasputin the Musical would like to offer you your own Holiday Stimulus Package, so you can enjoy the Rasputin 3 CD Set (with libretto) for yourself, family and friends. The special Holiday price is just $25 (nearly 33% off retail). We will also ship your CD's for just $1.00 in the continental United States, and internationally for just $10.

Thank you for your interest in "Rasputin the Musical" and have a joyous holiday season.

From all of us at

Rasputin the Musical

Rasputin 3 CD Box Set with Libretto - for a limited time only $24.95 + s & h

Starring Ted Neeley from "Jesus Christ Superstar"

Narrated by John Hurt ("Elephant Man" & "Harry Potter")

and featuring Amanda McBroom from "The Rose"

Words and music by Michael Rapp

�Rasputin� is a musical exploration of the people, places and events surrounding compelling historical figures - Tsar Nicholas II and wife Alexandra, their four beautiful daughters, son Alexei and Rasputin, the �peasant priest� whose enigmatic mixture of sensuality and spirituality held sway over the Russian court. At the core of the show is the connection between Rasputin and the heir to the throne, Alexei. Suffering from hemophilia, the young Tsarevitch sees Rasputin as a mysterious healer, while others see him as an unscrupulous opportunist bent on exploiting his relationship with the Royal Family. Through the eyes of intolerance, Rasputin is a cunning manipulator. Through the eyes of acceptance, he is a miracle worker. A savior? A Charlatan? The miracle of Rasputin ultimately lies in the eye of the beholder.


Then and now: The picture on the left is my favorite picture of Ted and me, taken backstage after "Rasputin" (12/18/99) at 2:30AM. The one on the right was taken at "O'Neil's Dennys" on the last night of "BeckettFest" - (10/3/04). I'm not "curly" these days - and hope I don't look too much older. But Ted- in two "colors" - hasn't changed at all!

I'm sure that everyone who's reading this has either heard of, and/or experienced firsthand, a "Tedhug". If you haven't; then you really need to get one. Don't we all just LOVE these? They are amazing things. Ted hugs you so tight, it's like squeezing the juice out of an orange. I know of no other celebrity (actually no one at all) who hugs people like Ted does. I got the top one on Thursday (10/5/06) in Toledo, OH after JCS (and it's quickly becoming another favorite picture of mine - thank you Sean Grindle!), the one below left after dinner at The Pierpont Inn when we saw Ted in June, 2000 (someone took it on my camera - don't know who - but thank you!) in "Murder in the First" at The Rubicon Theatre in Ventura, CA., the below right one this past April in Pittsburgh at the M&G after the JCS Saturday night performance, and the last two on 2/27/09 after the Friday night Cleveland, OH performance.

A quick word about the photo posted above. This is one of many photos taken on 12/13/03 at The Pierpont Inn, where
Jenn, Judy and Veth were fortunate to have a private lunch with Ted when weather kept him from appearing in RTC's
Winter Wonderland fundraiser. As Ted gave me the nickname on the sign he's holding, this just seemed to be a good
spot to post this picture.

ON MY NICKNAME FROM TED - JUST FOR FUN:
(as well as fun with Ted and Joseph's names)

Saw both of these go-quizzes on Denise's My Space Site (see my links).

1. WHAT'S YOUR PERSONALITY COCKTAIL?

http://www.go-quiz.com/cocktail/cocktail.php

Here's the one that came up with the nickname Ted gave me:

How to make a C'ver

Ingredients:
3 parts intelligence
3 parts courage
5 parts leadership

Method:
Blend at a low speed for 30 seconds. Add a little cocktail umbrella and a dash of curiosity

And here are four for Ted:

How to make a Ted Neeley	How to make a Ted
Ingredients: 1 part intelligence 5 parts ambition 3 parts beauty	Ingredients: 5 parts intelligence 5 parts silliness 1 part joy
Method: Layer ingredients in a shot glass. Serve with a slice of curiosity and a pinch of salt. Yum!	Method: Add to a cocktail shaker and mix vigorously. Add a little lovability if desired!

How to make a Teddie

Ingredients:
5 parts success
3 parts humour
5 parts instinct

Method:
Blend at a low speed for 30 seconds. Serve with a slice of lustfulness and a pinch of salt. Yum!

How to make a Teddie-Joe

Ingredients:
3 parts competitiveness
5 parts self-sufficiency
5 parts joy

Method:
Stir together in a glass tumbler with a salted rim. Top it off with a sprinkle of lustfulness and enjoy!

And two for Joseph:

How to make a Joseph	How to make a Joseph Fuqua
Ingredients: 3 parts mercy 1 part arrogance 1 part joy	Ingredients: 3 parts anger (???!!!) 3 parts silliness 1 part empathy
Method: Blend at a low speed for 30 seconds. Add emotion to taste! Do not overindulge!	Method: Blend at a low speed for 30 seconds. Serve with a slice of fitness and a pinch of salt. Yum!

2. What's your Name Acronym?

http://www.go-quiz.com/acronym/hs~acronym.php

My Name and Nickname from Ted:

C	Complicated
I	Influential
N	Natural
D	Delightful
I	Irresistible

C	Controversial
V	Vain
E	Enchanting
R	Refined

Three for Ted:

T	Twisted
E	Enjoyable
D	Dramatic

T	Timeless
E	Energetic
D	Dirty (!)
D	Dirty (!)
I	Intense
E	Energetic

T	Timeless
E	Extreme
D	Dashing
D	Dignified
I	Innocent
E	Exquisite

J	Joyous
O	Odd
E	Excellent

And one for Joseph

J	Juicy
O	Outrageous
S	Scary
E	Enjoyable
P	Plain
H	Handy


Joseph graciously posed for this pic with me during BeckettFest at RTC in 9/04. Chris Reynnolds, when she snapped this shot in the RTC offices, warned me that Joseph always looks better than anyone else in the pictures he takes. He denied it, but Chris - you're RIGHT! LOL!	Steve (last RTC Board President) and Cynde Magidson (RTC's "resident" photographers) snapped this pic at the BeckettFest Wrap Party at Austen's. I think Joseph looks great with - or without - glasses!

FRIENDS I HAVE SITE PAGES FOR

SITE PAGES FOR "TED PROJECTS"

JCS (JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR)


Three friends: Mike Soper, Ted Neeley and Jim O'Neil at the studio while recording Rasputin.	*The Rasputin crew.*

LIST MEMBER / FRIEND SITES

Photo courtesy of Shane Earnest

Here's Shane and his lead singer Michelle backstage with Ted at the Fox Theatre after JCS.

LIST MEMBER / MYSPACE / FACEBOOK SITES

E-MAIL / YAHOOGROUPS / MYSPACE / FACEBOOK LISTS/GROUPS

First Ted Neeley List Yahoogroup (FTNL)**
            The original Ted-Neeley list replacement. Ted-Neeley had been on Yahoogroups since 10/5/00, but the
              list existed on charm.net before that. It was removed for unknown reasons, so I started this one as a replacement,
              and it's growing fast (318 members as of 9/21/09 � 6 members higher than the final tally on the original ted-neeley
              list)!!! You can find all the dates - past and upcoming - for the current JCS (2006-2010) AD (nee "Farewell") Tour
              that we have found on the web to date, and/or have been released, in our list calendar. Come join the First Ted
              Neeley List, we'd LOVE to have you along for the ride!

FTNL ORIGINATED/FOUNDED INTERNATIONAL TEDHUG DAY IN 2007!!!

INTERNATIONAL TEDHUG DAY!!!

CLICK THIS BUTTON TO SUBSCRIBE:

Join The First Ted Neeley List

Ted Neeley/JCS MySpace Appreciation Group:
Just started 9/27/08 by me for fun, come take a look!

Ted Neeley Facebook Appreciation Group:
A nice place of Facebook to join fellow-admirers. Come take a look!

Ted-Neeley-Photos List:
Mianne (mtripprn@hotmail.com) put this list together as a sister list to the original Ted-Neeley List so that Tedhead
Cyberspace can have a place to post photos of Ted, aside of our websites.

Jesus Christ Superstar Fans List:
A list not strictly for the original and filmed versions of JCS, but with some really nice folks who appreciate
good talent!

Ted's Newsgroup - alt.fan.ted-neeley OR http://tile.net/news/?news_id=15520

Map and Links of Tedheads: (two links to find)
http://pub19.bravenet.com/guestmap/show.php?usernum=1595033426&lightmap=0&icons=\
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ted-neeley/links
Map of Tedheads - Locate and identify yourself on our Tedhead Map. We are all over the world!

Kim's Jeff Hyslop Egroups E-Mail List

Mianne's GoJo Yahoogroups E-Mail List:
Mianne's list for The Gospel of John & Henry Ian Cusick.

** I have made many new friends through the original Ted-Neeley e-mail list, and now through my First Ted
Neeley List. This is a wonderful group of people brought together by a very special man, and we have
him to thank for that.

"TED" MISCELLANEOUS SITE FINDS