March 19, 2005
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week late but better than never, I want to let the world know that I
saw the most amazing high school drama production of my life in
Appleton last Saturday. I imagined that they would do a good job, but I
had no idea that the $10 I was paying was getting me a $40 Broadway
show.The roles were played so well, and the "Cast A" that we saw were
definitely A+ material. I know that I'm going to have trouble going to
high school plays from now on.... Maybe I'll just have to go to
Appleton each year now. I think this was a big deal to them too,
though, being the first performance of Aida of it's kind (off-Broadway,
etc...).If you learn nothing else from the entry, it's pronounced A-eeda. It
was an opera to Giuseppi Verdi's music in 1871. The story is set in
Egypt and otherwise parallels my tragic-romantic-comedy life. Although
I still think Nicolas Cage in More Than 60 Minutes Late would be a good
movie of my life.Casey knew the lead male role Andy who played
Radames, and we went out afterwards in the surprisingly urban Appleton
downtown to a coffee shop called...and I forget this everytime...Copper
Rock.
Okay, nighty-night for Nicky who has stayed awake for 44 hours now with
only 2 short naps (one on a bed, one on a couch). Plowing is great....but in March? Bring on the
spring time! I wanna see the bulbs in my pick-up truck bed, hehe...Edit: I just went upstairs, and it's snowing again...almost an inch on
the ground. Hmm....I guess it'll just be another nap! Tomorrow: Ryan's
birthday party at Prime Quarter and Pete's gig at Sprizzo Gallery Caffe.
Comments (5)
I like the new picture, it makes you look all distingished and stuff.
Aida, huh? Kind of sound like Aicha.
Oh and thanks for the plug for tonight!
Haha! I've seen that! No, not the same. LMAO...
Nick, that Casey girl is pretty cute. Hot girls just seem to flock to you.
If I wasn't married I might even find you a little... um nevermind.
A little lumberjack-like? Is that what you meant to say? Nice work last night at Sprizzo, btw!
Love the site. I'm from NYC and I wish you could see a Broadway show for $40 bucks. It's at least $54 bucks and more $$$ for the good seats. I'd bought tixs to Aida at the Palace Theater, right before it closed but didn't get to see it - long story. Peace!
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