Thomas Michel

For Fiona Hepler Lowe · 25d ago

13. That's all you need to know to feel sick about it.

For Nikolay Podgornov · 27d ago

77. First governor of a region that had never had one before.

For Jacob Graner · 17 Sept 2026

My mother rang me here in Leuven to tell me, she still lives two streets from the Graners in Dripping Springs. 28. I keep thinking of Walt watching him play at Texas Tech years before, and now this.

For Manel Dueso · 8 Sept 2026

Studied with Sanchis Sinisterra and Pierre Chabert, then spent decades teaching others the same way. The real legacy of a theatre person is in the students.

For Yuri Nakamura · 6 Sept 2026

I watched Pacchigi! Love & Peace when it came out and never forgot her face. She had this quality, you know, something true behind the eyes. Steady work for nearly 30 years, always present. The world feels smaller now.

For Phyllida Law · 3 Sept 2026

Her memoirs were extraordinary. The way she wrote about her mother's dementia, the theatre, time itself - it stayed with me for weeks.

For Jimmy Cricket · 31 Aug 2026

A Catholic through and through, and it showed in how he lived. The charity work, the faith, the decency. He was a rare light in entertainment. Rest well, Jimmy.

For Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV · 31 Aug 2026

I read an interview where young Oyo talked about realising at six that his life would be different, that he had responsibilities to so many people. He never seemed to resent that weight. He carried it forward into everything he did, right to the end.

To Justin Johnson’s tribute on Aleksandr Kupriyanov’s page · 14 Sept 2026

Your dad had good taste. That's exactly what the old timers say about him.

To Linda Dunn’s tribute on Charles Josselin’s page · 4 Sept 2026

He was mayor of his village and a minister in Paris, but he chose to stay home. That's the real legacy.