March 19, 2005

  • A
    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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