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Several months ago, one of the directors I support at work gave me tickets to Spamalot! the Broadway musical version of Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
I am not much of a Monty Python fan, but an afternoon at the theater is an afternoon at the theater -- so I said "thank you" very graciously and called![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
a_belletrist and asked if she wanted to go with me.
To be honest, the highlights of the afternoon were gettinga_belletrist's perspective on a spiritual experience I had recently and having her introduce me to the bread pudding at the Ram Brewery Restaurant -- not necessarily in that order.
However: the show was great. It was pretty much without plot and entirely without significance -- but the performers were great and the production values superb. I would have preferred tickets to Into the Woods or Whistle Down the Wind -- or even Chicago -- but it was a fun, silly way to spend two hours with the very dear and wonderfula_belletrist, who I don't see often enough.
No sign ofrocket_jockey or pathdancer, however. Must have missed them in the crowd.
I am not much of a Monty Python fan, but an afternoon at the theater is an afternoon at the theater -- so I said "thank you" very graciously and called
a_belletrist and asked if she wanted to go with me.To be honest, the highlights of the afternoon were getting
a_belletrist's perspective on a spiritual experience I had recently and having her introduce me to the bread pudding at the Ram Brewery Restaurant -- not necessarily in that order.However: the show was great. It was pretty much without plot and entirely without significance -- but the performers were great and the production values superb. I would have preferred tickets to Into the Woods or Whistle Down the Wind -- or even Chicago -- but it was a fun, silly way to spend two hours with the very dear and wonderful
a_belletrist, who I don't see often enough.No sign of
rocket_jockey or pathdancer, however. Must have missed them in the crowd.
