Miranda Plant

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Louis is a long time family friend who has literally known me from birth. He is a really loving and caring dude with a flair for hair, and photography. (He's a hairdresser by day, photographer by night).

Recently he was inspired by a series of old dilapidated houses in north Toronto that are scheduled be torn down later on this year. Before they were torn down, he wanted to take a few pictures, so that they could be remembered, even after they're gone.

We thought that we'd have some fun and take some pictures, with the idea of "post-war era" in mind.

Here are a few for you. I'll post the others on my flickr.

First, I find myself at Glee rehearsal. Obviously this is not rehearsal for the TV show because I live in Canada, and I'm sitting on a plastic chair in the underbelly of some concrete structure, the smell of dance shoes and flavoured vitamin water in the air.

In hands I'm holding the sheet music to "Don't Stop Believin'" and "Somebody to Love".

I look around, and I'm surrounded by other singers, actors, and even a few burlesque performers. This motley crew of talent are rehearsing for the Comedy For Gay Gala at the Panasonic Theatre, on July 2, 2010. And I'm one of 'em baby, so hold on tight.

This show is gonna be unhooked. The host of the night is Scott Patterson (Kids In The Hall), and the headliners include Sharron Matthews (Hairspray), and bunch of the city's hottest gay comics. And of course us, The Glee Club.

So if you're reading, I hope you'll consider supporting a great cause: The Toronto Pride Festival (one of the biggest pride events in the world!). This event is certainly one that won't disappoint.

More to come...