Nonlinear Drama

"He lives the life of an artist," says Jerry Drake, laughing. "And how many of those are around?"

After the opening of Honour, Boehlke offers a glimpse of the impishness he takes on when things are tickling him. It was a good show, and the audience liked it. He looks like a guy who has found where he belongs.

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"If your home is well-known, you can sail in traffic," the frequently philosophical artist told me a few days before Honour's first curtain. "You cannot be lost if you know where home is."