Back when I was young and awesome I used to go to the theater several times a year. But now that I'm a fat, old, lazy bum with a low sperm count I hardly ever go. I've been thinking about changing that and last weekend I got my chance with the fortunate coincidence of a friend's visit and the showing of You're Perfect, I Love You, Now Change at Playhouse in the Park (CityBeat's review).
The bottom line: see this play.
What to expect: hilarity, touching moments, insightful moments and good acting.
Be sure to notice: set design and direction. People behind the scenes deserve credit for what they do to make a good show better.
Where to sit: there are no bad seats but I recommend the first 4 rows (any section).
And think about: buying pre-paid parking with the tickets, especially if there is another play at the same time (A Christmas Carol, for example).
And here's a gratuitous shot of our pre-theater snack, two crepes, one savory and one sweet, courtesy of Francoise:
5 comments:
From 'the friend':
I completely concur with all comments here; this play was great. I will ad though that was made even better seeing it in great company. ;-)
Would highly recommend the crepes as well!!
Can't wait to see it - We have tickets to the play this week! I heard there was supposed to be a happy hour meet up - What's the plan, man???
Next up... Spamalot!
Your gonna love Spamalot... a lot!
Enjoy!
I really wanted to see this and bummed that I won't have a chance to. maybe they'll bring it back?
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