The Wee Folk Players (They’re a Stitch) have recently added a new cast member who will play the part of councilor to the leading man. To stay in character, she keeps up a grueling maintenance schedule of peroxide touch-ups and has reserved every size 2 crimson costume available. And the hair and makeup takes forever!
The costume dept. made special pumps because the boss prefers his girls to look lady-like.
There’s always some drama happening on and off the set and she’s learned to avoid upstaging the Tweety Bird star, like in this bathroom scene below.
An experienced improvisational actress, she’s making use of her natural talent for telling tall tales. She explains her method this way, “It’s really very simple. In theater, we create the illusion of truth. If we do it well, the audience suspends belief and enters our alternate reality. You have to stick with fantasy over fact, or the spell is broken.”
The down-filled blue collar suit was first introduced in Fireside Chat and the leading man is so attached to it that he wears it all the time, way into the wee hours of the morning.
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SALLEY MAVOR 
Love, love , love it! Thanks for the great laugh!!
You have gotten her soooo perfectly!!!
Keep up the good work; you’re helping us to keep our sanity in this most trying time!
Thank you!
As usual, I love this! I think in the description you meant to say illusion, not allusion??
Another idea: Oh, what a tangled web we weave…
With spicer and conway
Nancy.
You are better than Saturday Night Live! I really get a laugh when I see your play on politics and it so much better than the real thing!! Keep us in stitches Sally’-I love it❤️
I love it!!! Thanks for the laugh! And Happy Valentine’s Day!
You nailed Kellyanne’s face! I love the elongated bead!
Happy Valentine’s Day to my favorite political commentator. You captured MS Conway’s face and wardrobe perfectly. THANK YOU, so much. You are as good as SNL.
Oh Salley, your satirical works are fabulous, and make me chuckle. I love your wry humour Salley.You’d be a great dinner party guest!
I’m so glad that you are enjoying this new stuff. As for the dinner guest bit, I’m not so sure. As an introvert, my humor takes a long time to surface and art gives me that time.
Nailed it!
Oh spot on! It is her. Amazing.
This is just too tweet . . . Great job creating the likenesses of all the characters , looking forward to the rest .
Oh, Salley, have you fastened your seat bel?. Now there is the intrigue surrounding the entire Kelly resignation and KellyAnne’s commercial for Ivanka. They give you more material than your flying sewing fingers can keep up. Thanks for your spot on political commentary.
Sorry, I’ve gotten my characters mixed up I should have written Flynn’s resignation. Good grief. I can’t keep up with what is going on with this Administration.
The blue bird is perfection.
I fell in love with your artistic ability. BUT, I don’t think that you are qualified to give your political opinion. Stick with your artistic gift. This new side of you is very unbecoming and disappointing.
you have lost 3 fans.
Thank you for expressing yourself. The way I see it, everyone is qualified to have an opinion and mine is being communicated through my art. Please check in once in a while to see what I’m up to.
Though, the question of who is qualified to give political opinions has me thinking about a future piece…
We are a Republic and all citizens have the right to free speech, as long as it is without physical violence. I love the way you are speaking out and using your art to express your opinions. It would be a very sad day for America if someone could rule on what we are “qualified” to say.
Sally, Susan has paid you a back-handed compliment. Your talent has made her think about your opinions, and search for ways to disqualify you/them. Keep up the great work! Art reaches people in ways that other media cannot.
This also reminds me of a politician who complained that the Pope should stick to topics he is qualified on. He wanted the Holy See to confine himself to religion and avoid pontifications about Climate Change, since that required a background in science. Apparently, the politician was ignorant of the fact that Pope Francis has a Master’s Degree in Chemistry.
Why do you think Salley is unqualified to give her opinion?
Love it! You are so talented. It looks just like her. Enjoying every post.
Wonderful, as usual! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
So great!!
Salley – every week this gets better!
Thank you Sally!
The Wee Players are in rare form! This has got to be one of your best postings yet truly enjoyed it. And your Killian character is spot-on!
You are awesome Salley! I love your posts. Truly “Laughter is the best medicine” for this situation.
Thank you!!
Enjoy your posts very much . Thanks for sharing .
Not “qualified” to give your political “opinion”??!! NEVERTHLESS, SHE PERSISTED……..
The only ‘error’ I see here is that the woman doesn’t actually have eyebrows… And you’ve dran her with eyebrows… Make it not quite look ‘right’.
Also, the doll needs more of a sneer on her face.. 😉