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July 08, 2005
What better way to fight London Terror than with British theatre?
A bunch of us got together for Shakespeare in the Park last night. The presentation this year is Much Ado About Nothing, which is a wonderful, light-hearted love story, chock full of humorous moments, that is easy enough to follow even for the most under-prepared Shakespeare novice.
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Comments (6):
yep, agreed. a great time in the midst of a tragic day.
sach - July 08, 2005 at 09:32 am
Tim~
hey I was checking out some peoples blogs and like how they posted books they’re reading. I’ve got the same thing on mine but went through the process of using flickr pics of the books instead of a link to amazon or barnes and noble or anything…how in the world do I set that up? I’ve played with it in my template but am unsure how it works. I figured if anyone knew and could explain you could…any suggestions? (ie like on Mike King and Keel’s blogs)
Love to hear any advice
hey I was checking out some peoples blogs and like how they posted books they’re reading. I’ve got the same thing on mine but went through the process of using flickr pics of the books instead of a link to amazon or barnes and noble or anything…how in the world do I set that up? I’ve played with it in my template but am unsure how it works. I figured if anyone knew and could explain you could…any suggestions? (ie like on Mike King and Keel’s blogs)
Love to hear any advice
Tyler () (URL) - July 08, 2005 at 11:35 am
How fun, I’ve always wanted to do Shakespeare in the Park! That is a great way to take your mind off things. I’m doing so by going to a show in Philly tonite, the Young Dubliners playing at World Cafe Live. Supporting the Irish isn’t quite like supporting the British, but they’re at least geographically close…
Jean () (URL) - July 08, 2005 at 2:26 pm
Don’t tell the Irish they’re at all like the British, you’ll have a fight on your hands.
Dude, this is sooo cool. Where is this at? is it really in some park with sets and stuff? very interesting. How uppity (which i typically cant stand) but actually sounds fun. Not much of wine guy. Wine tasters in LA like at the norah jones show…ugh. talk about wanting to pound someone. a bunch of drunken rich kids ruining the show. However, i did start reading Hamlet (which i never actually finished) but enjoyed it. as always, i put it down and started onto something else and never picked it up again. i hate that!! so, yea, this sounds fun.
Dude, this is sooo cool. Where is this at? is it really in some park with sets and stuff? very interesting. How uppity (which i typically cant stand) but actually sounds fun. Not much of wine guy. Wine tasters in LA like at the norah jones show…ugh. talk about wanting to pound someone. a bunch of drunken rich kids ruining the show. However, i did start reading Hamlet (which i never actually finished) but enjoyed it. as always, i put it down and started onto something else and never picked it up again. i hate that!! so, yea, this sounds fun.
dennisthemenace () - July 11, 2005 at 10:43 am
Definitely a fun time — I’ve been the last four years in a…well, not in a row… Last year, a certain bizarre medical incident kept me from going.
It is a bit uppity, but for most who attend, it is their one time a year to be that way (myself included).
Anyway, they’re pretty much in most major cities… In fact, Dennis, yours is going on right now:
http://www.eyespyla.com/www/thebuzz.nsf/..
(And, coincidentally, they’re doing Hamlet!)
It is a bit uppity, but for most who attend, it is their one time a year to be that way (myself included).
Anyway, they’re pretty much in most major cities… In fact, Dennis, yours is going on right now:
http://www.eyespyla.com/www/thebuzz.nsf/..
(And, coincidentally, they’re doing Hamlet!)
timsamoff () (URL) - July 11, 2005 at 11:55 am
dude! totally printing it up and going! thanks, bro.
dennisthemenace () - July 11, 2005 at 3:24 pm
