Much Ado About Nothing
I have a small part (Antonia) in a production of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing at King's (for those of you know the play, yes, the character was originally a man named Antonio).
If you want to see it, tickets are $5 for students and $7 for adults, except on Thursday, which is "pay what you can" night (which means you can get in for 10 cents if you really want to).
Show times:
Thursday (26th): 8:00pm
Friday (27th): 8:00pm
Saturday (28th): 2:00pm matinee, 8:00pm final performance
If you want to reserve a ticket, call 422-6011, ex. 102.
In other news, there is no other news. That doesn't mean I won't ramble about some shit, though.
Last night was the first evening I've had free (no work, class or rehearsals) in ages. Went to Tom's; didn't even finish the one beer I ordered. Ended up feeling sort of headachey and sick. The highlight was probably when "I am trying to break your heart" was playing. Either that, or the brief conversation about astronomy and fleas that took place.
I would really like...
I don't even know how to finish that sentence. Except by saying "I would really like to know how to finish this sentence".
If you want to see it, tickets are $5 for students and $7 for adults, except on Thursday, which is "pay what you can" night (which means you can get in for 10 cents if you really want to).
Show times:
Thursday (26th): 8:00pm
Friday (27th): 8:00pm
Saturday (28th): 2:00pm matinee, 8:00pm final performance
If you want to reserve a ticket, call 422-6011, ex. 102.
In other news, there is no other news. That doesn't mean I won't ramble about some shit, though.
Last night was the first evening I've had free (no work, class or rehearsals) in ages. Went to Tom's; didn't even finish the one beer I ordered. Ended up feeling sort of headachey and sick. The highlight was probably when "I am trying to break your heart" was playing. Either that, or the brief conversation about astronomy and fleas that took place.
I would really like...
I don't even know how to finish that sentence. Except by saying "I would really like to know how to finish this sentence".