AC and Spamalot
What could be the link between the two ?
None I'm afraid ;p
First, I've booked a room for AC.
I will be in the Westin, but it will be a one bed room.
There was no more double bed room available, but somewhat it will be better that way. In case there's an emergency at work and that I've to cancel or to report my summer trip I won't have to bother to find a good roomate to replace me or to worry to put an unknow person in a room with friends there.
If there's a problem (taking vacations during june is always a little problematic but I will know it only few weeks before the con), I'm thinking about going to megaplex (as Jully is perfectly fine and won't be a problem for my work). But I won't be able to stay one entire month in US to attend both AC and megaplex (if only AC had been in july too this year again it would have been easier for me).
I will have to plan a little tour around now about what to do after AC or before Megaplex, but I think the two will involve a little tour in florida. That's years now that I want to get back there and to visit some places we weren't able to do when I was children or to see if things have changed in places we have visited there. But I would love to visit some other places too if I had the chance. If some of you don't know what to do this jully, don't hesitate to contact me, I will be glad to come to visit you or to travel here or there with you.
Secondly, we have booked seats for Spamalot in Paris with some friends, as they finally did a french version of it.
I've gone to see the show on broadway two years ago, and really loved it. Now I'm pretty curious about how they will adapt some jokes or some part of the show in french, as there's some jokes about french there, and promises to see genuine french people here is least appealing than it is in New York ;p
The comedian who did the adaptation is kind of a funny guy and did a lot of shows with a kind of humor less subtle than the one of Monty Python, but sometimes in the same kind of nonsense (just a little dirtier). I think that he will probably try to stick more to Monty Python kind of humor this time, but it's more than evident that it will be a very personal interpretation of the show, and I'm really impatient to see that.
None I'm afraid ;p
First, I've booked a room for AC.
I will be in the Westin, but it will be a one bed room.
There was no more double bed room available, but somewhat it will be better that way. In case there's an emergency at work and that I've to cancel or to report my summer trip I won't have to bother to find a good roomate to replace me or to worry to put an unknow person in a room with friends there.
If there's a problem (taking vacations during june is always a little problematic but I will know it only few weeks before the con), I'm thinking about going to megaplex (as Jully is perfectly fine and won't be a problem for my work). But I won't be able to stay one entire month in US to attend both AC and megaplex (if only AC had been in july too this year again it would have been easier for me).
I will have to plan a little tour around now about what to do after AC or before Megaplex, but I think the two will involve a little tour in florida. That's years now that I want to get back there and to visit some places we weren't able to do when I was children or to see if things have changed in places we have visited there. But I would love to visit some other places too if I had the chance. If some of you don't know what to do this jully, don't hesitate to contact me, I will be glad to come to visit you or to travel here or there with you.
Secondly, we have booked seats for Spamalot in Paris with some friends, as they finally did a french version of it.
I've gone to see the show on broadway two years ago, and really loved it. Now I'm pretty curious about how they will adapt some jokes or some part of the show in french, as there's some jokes about french there, and promises to see genuine french people here is least appealing than it is in New York ;p
The comedian who did the adaptation is kind of a funny guy and did a lot of shows with a kind of humor less subtle than the one of Monty Python, but sometimes in the same kind of nonsense (just a little dirtier). I think that he will probably try to stick more to Monty Python kind of humor this time, but it's more than evident that it will be a very personal interpretation of the show, and I'm really impatient to see that.