Lectures, seminars, and the lack of practice rooms...
Day one of school, it's seven after eleven, and I'm back in my room after an investigation of the need for personal tutors (bawk?) and a fruitless search for both practice rooms and used books (ah, how I long for the days when I could just wander into Storer and hole up in an empty room until my voice started to work again...). The summer has been
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The two plays you're seeing, Twelth Night and Sweeny Todd, I have seen, or will see. Sweeny Todd is weird. Just, kinda strange. If you can get out of it, maybe I will wisk you away to see phantom of the opera. If you go a couple hours before the show starts you can sometimes get left over tickets for really cheap. They're also playing les miserables here. I haven't seen the Twelth Night production yet, and I may not because tickets are for students in the Shakespeare course. They might have an extra one for me, in fact, I should go check on that now. But it's basically the play set in Inida, which sounds really interesting. I'm not expecting any musical number a la Bollywood, but you never know. Maybe I'll be pleasantly surprised.
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Yeah, Sweeney Todd sounded extremely weird, but since both of these are for class and I've had ever so much class lately, I think skipping out won't really be an option. 'sides, it's come to the point where I won't skip out on anything theaterish, mostly because it's all so here!
Whisking away, however, is still in order by any call-if we're only seeing two shows for class and you're in the know for cheap ticket options, there's still a matinee and evening open.... I wouldn't pass up anyone's suggestion of seeing Phantom or Les Mis, but since you mentioned it, well, I think there's no other choice..are you trying to fuel my mania?
And speaking of manias, what's the report on Scarlet Pimpernel?
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