Mischief in the Machine

[dreams_of_wings]

Probably the only way you've gotten away with reading livejournal this weekend and not having already heard about ENSMB's amazing production of "Mischief In the Machine" is if you are a non-local friend of mine who also doesn't have anybody else who lives in Boston on your f-list. I wish that the show was running for another weekend, so that I

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[pekmez]

Yeah. That thing about being impressed by how I actually *know* some of these people who can put on such a great show. You said it better than me. :)

*Applause*

[drwex]

Well-said, indeed.

I would only add that I found the story/circus performance so compelling that I forgot to watch the band for much of the show. I suspect that's part of what was intended, but the realization afterward was a bit surprising to me.

[cinnabarine]

Creative Circle, I say! I'm eager to put my creative energies to good use too. I've got a big, huge draft of the invite for this _almost_ ready to send.

And Mischief in the Machine was definitely really, really amazing.

[lightcastle]

*nod*

I'd vote Creative Circle as well. I find I am most creative when surrounded by creative people.

[cinnabarine]

Agreed! Want in? If you get your email to me, I'll toss you on the invite.

[lightcastle]

Please do. As long as it looks like I might be staying in this town, I am happily in.

You can use this id @gmail.com, that will get to me.

[hawver]

Yeah, that show rocked my world, the music was absolutely incredible.

[rekling]

Also? I really want to play on a German wheel.

Me too! within a few hours of getting back home, Simon had looked up instructions for making one (or tried to; he didn't find any).

My friend says that it is pretty easy, but require strong shoulders, ankles and stomach.

It just looks like so much fun!!!

-Rek

[klingonlandlady]

I tried Owen's, but it's sized for him and he's very tall- i could barely reach and grab the rungs, and that would make it hard to do anything but hang on for dear life. Will have to make/find a properly sized one- apparently they are mostly ordered from Germany and are thousands of dollars. P sez it might be possible to add "booster" feet and hand rungs to convert a big one for smaller people, but not sure if that would change your ability to drive it too much.

[rekling]

Thousands of dollars is sad.

There's a circus school about an hour away but it doesn't look like they teach German wheel. Too bad, really.

-Rek