It has been a very busy week.
Topics that are to follow tomorrow:
1. ConocoPhillips meeting.
2. Billy Elliot
3. Week of work.
4. Oxford
5. Golfing in England
6. Viewing Shakespeare at the Globe (to be done Monday Night)
About Me
- Kalen
- My own perceptions of myself are every changing. I graduated in 2007 from Arizona State University with an Interdisciplinary studies degree, and truly believe this is the best explanation of myself. I like to know everything about everything. My 101 in 1001 project should show this. I try to live my life with passion, and tend to become very passionate about whatever I am doing until I reach a level of mastery and move on. I love my friends, they are the greatest in the world. I love meeting new people and learning about new and different things and ideas. Travel is a passion, and I want to see every part of the world possible.
5 comments:
Looking forward to your review on Billy Elliott - it's one of the plays we're offering the London group. Also any feedback you hear on Spamalot, The Drowsey Chaperone and Dancing in the Streets would be great...
Spamalot I have heard is absolutely amazing. It is comedy by the Monty Python company. Two of my friends went with some parents.
Billy Elliott was really good. A fun comedy/musical/ballett combination.
How was Shakespeare at the Globe? Did you sit or stand? Where did you sit? Was there a large crowd?
Kalen - I have a proposition for you. I need to purchase show tickets for our London group. I want to make sure we get seats together and that they're good, etc. Rather than me pay a local DMC to do it, I can pay you to do it. Interested? It would need to be sometime next week...and it will be for Spamalot, Billy Elliot, Dancing in the Streets and The Drowsey Chaperone.
Terrie, I told my father that I would be interest. Email over the details, and I will head over to leister square and attempt to pick them up. I will do some research for you on that information as well. I personally believe that the first balcony in front has been the best spot at all of the plays that I have seen here so far. This gives you a little bit of a birds eye view, but the seats are still really close to the stage in these small theatres.
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