Joshua surprised me with tickets to go see Hairspray! What a wonderful guy I've got! :o) He picked me up at work and we went to see the show at Fair Park in Dallas. If you look close you can see, I wore my "I love Link" button on my dress. Hairspray is such a fun show! They dance like 75% of the time (I always wonder how Tracy stays fat with all that dancing. . .she must eat a ton to maintain that weight). Anyway, I had seen it once already (back in my
CFNI days) but Josh had only seen the movie. He liked it a lot and on the way home we were singing various songs and talking about the show and I remembered (as if I had ever forgotten) why I
absolutely love live theater. It's a whole experience that lasts far after the lights have come up and the applause have died down. At one point in the show the actor playing Edna totally lost it in the middle of the duet with "her" and "her" husband. "She" totally couldn't recover and the orchestra had to hold the same note for like a whole minute for "her" to regain "her" composure. Part of me was like - That is so unprofessional - and the other part said - That is exactly why I love live theater!! Dr.
Natour went to see the show on Sunday and I know that she didn't see the same show that I did and there is just something about that that makes it special.
Joshua surprised me with tickets to go see Hairspray! What a wonderful guy I've got! :o) He picked me up at work and we went to see the show at Fair Park in Dallas. If you look close you can see, I wore my "I love Link" button on my dress. Hairspray is such a fun show! They dance like 75% of the time (I always wonder how Tracy stays fat with all that dancing. . .she must eat a ton to maintain that weight). Anyway, I had seen it once already (back in my CFNI days) but Josh had only seen the movie. He liked it a lot and on the way home we were singing various songs and talking about the show and I remembered (as if I had ever forgotten) why I absolutely love live theater. It's a whole experience that lasts far after the lights have come up and the applause have died down. At one point in the show the actor playing Edna totally lost it in the middle of the duet with "her" and "her" husband. "She" totally couldn't recover and the orchestra had to hold the same note for like a whole minute for "her" to regain "her" composure. Part of me was like - That is so unprofessional - and the other part said - That is exactly why I love live theater!! Dr. Natour went to see the show on Sunday and I know that she didn't see the same show that I did and there is just something about that that makes it special.
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