in time of plague
Oct. 12th, 2014 09:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
yamamanamaI met a woman from Brazil, a kid in a band that sounds like Queen, a man who had a squirrel climb up on his pant leg, and a comedy troupe that was performing something called The Marriage of Little Caesar. According to their kickstarter, they bash congress, dance moms, the Muppet's (sic) and pretty much all of Italy.
So I saw the entirety of La Traviata, in which Violetta throws a party and meets Alfredo who is uttermostly smitten with her, they run off to the countryside, but Alfredo's father (the guy who plays him was born with only one arm. During the scenes in the countryside, he was in a military uniform) isn't happy about this, so he breaks them apart, and then Flora throws a decadent burlesque and Alfredo publicly humiliates Violetta, Violetta returns to a now dark and empty loft, a carnival happens in the distance, Alfredo asks forgiveness, Violetta dies of tuberculosis in his arms. It totally fits in with the ebola scare.
Everyone is dressed in Edwardian clothes, or at least what I thought were Edwardian clothes. The women wore dresses with sleeves and long skirts and the men wore suits. There don't seem to be any pictures on the website.
http://www.classical-scene.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/DSC1806.jpg
here's a photo from the party scene.
Once, Kathleen got on the Ashmont train, figuring Braintree was always the last top. Spoiler alert: it wasn't and she ended up in Ashmont instead. Julianna said I should illustrate a children's book or something, like Shel Silverstein, also, The Giving Tree and many Dr. Seuss books and The Rainbow Fish and a story I think I'm unfamiliar with about mice with flower names are totally relevant. Therese doesn't understand how people can sleep on the train. Therese spelled out her name, even though I can't think of any other way to spell Therese.
Actually, I can't think of any other way to spell Kathleen. At least, that's the default for me.
Burning question: di Provenza il mar, il suol chi dal cor ti cancellò?
So I saw the entirety of La Traviata, in which Violetta throws a party and meets Alfredo who is uttermostly smitten with her, they run off to the countryside, but Alfredo's father (the guy who plays him was born with only one arm. During the scenes in the countryside, he was in a military uniform) isn't happy about this, so he breaks them apart, and then Flora throws a decadent burlesque and Alfredo publicly humiliates Violetta, Violetta returns to a now dark and empty loft, a carnival happens in the distance, Alfredo asks forgiveness, Violetta dies of tuberculosis in his arms. It totally fits in with the ebola scare.
Everyone is dressed in Edwardian clothes, or at least what I thought were Edwardian clothes. The women wore dresses with sleeves and long skirts and the men wore suits. There don't seem to be any pictures on the website.
http://www.classical-scene.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/DSC1806.jpg
here's a photo from the party scene.
Once, Kathleen got on the Ashmont train, figuring Braintree was always the last top. Spoiler alert: it wasn't and she ended up in Ashmont instead. Julianna said I should illustrate a children's book or something, like Shel Silverstein, also, The Giving Tree and many Dr. Seuss books and The Rainbow Fish and a story I think I'm unfamiliar with about mice with flower names are totally relevant. Therese doesn't understand how people can sleep on the train. Therese spelled out her name, even though I can't think of any other way to spell Therese.
Actually, I can't think of any other way to spell Kathleen. At least, that's the default for me.
Burning question: di Provenza il mar, il suol chi dal cor ti cancellò?
