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Last night I saw "The 70" with a couple of my co-workers. It was a good play, and having taken the 70 bus almost every day for the past three years I can tell you that some of the characters were spot-on to how people really act on that route. Before we went to the play we stopped at the Footnotes Cafe at Olsson's on 7th Street for some dinner and I got a delicious sandwich of smoked salmon and cream cheese with capers, tomatoes, and red onions (which I didn't eat) on a wheat bagel. The sandwiches are all named after authors, and this one was called the Ernest Hemingway.
...but I digress. Back to the show. They performed in a smallish room in the basement and had minimal props, but they were very good and the show was a good mix of humor and heart. I believe that it's playing next Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and I would definitely recommend that anybody here who lives in DC should check it out. Refer to the Washington Post article in my previous post on this subject for show times.
...but I digress. Back to the show. They performed in a smallish room in the basement and had minimal props, but they were very good and the show was a good mix of humor and heart. I believe that it's playing next Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and I would definitely recommend that anybody here who lives in DC should check it out. Refer to the Washington Post article in my previous post on this subject for show times.