I have to admit, I was apprehensive about seeing the show the first time.. Would I like history rapped? Could I understand them? Would the story be so convoluted I would not be able to follow it? Actually, it is amazing.
The narrative, the singing, the rap, the dancing, the set.....you get the idea. It is an amazing show.
A new block of tickets recently went on sale, which means it will be easier to buy tickets now for a future show. Yes, they are pricey. And no, I will not go a third time unless I win the $10 ticket lottery.
Julia just got home and she wanted to see the show so many people are talking about. John, Emily and I could not let her go by herself.....so there we were. Jackie did not want to go, so she was left home. Alone.
Now, let me tell you a funny story.
I usually don't buy souvenirs, but I bought a t shirt during intermission. I will model it tomorrow.
Being the good audience member, I turned my phone off for the show.
After the show, while people were starting to file out, I hear an announcement: Terry Dickow, please contact an usher. Or something close to that. To be honest, hearing my name threw me a little. Hell, a lot!
Then I realized my phone was off. Had Jackie fallen and needed help? Was there a problem at home?
I found an usher, who sent me to a floor manager. She asked me for an ID. I showed her my driver's license and she reached into a pocket and pulled out my credit card!
It was not the one I used to buy the shirt, but it had fallen out of the holder in my wallet.
Someone found it on the floor and immediately turned it in to theater staff.
I was thrilled to know it wasn't a problem at home, and equally thrilled to find out there are honest people out there.
Someone did what I would have done.
So, I will sign off with a couple of pictures. Maybe I'll post some more tomorrow.
Peace and love to all.
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| I love the set....especially the moving floor! |
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| I stink at selfies |
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