Saturday night is laundry night!

[e_clare]

This weekend is a total bust, academically; socially, I'd give it 50% (see subject).

I did get to see a lot of plays, which was fun. Arcadia at Smith was pretty good -- not fantastic, as there were some major problems, but good overall -- and it was great to finally see something in the Valley not at UMass. Incidentally, the UMass production of Angels in America: Part One? Not so good. Draggy pace, weak ensemble, bad crowd energy Thursday night...'tis a pity.

ganked from auntyem:

Your Linguistic Profile:

70% General American English

20% Yankee

5% Midwestern

5% Upper Midwestern

0% Dixie

What Kind of American English Do You Speak?

EDIT: *pokes LJ* Can anyone explain why the timestamp on my comments is approximately four hours ahead of "real time"? Now that I've noticed it, that's going to drive me insane.

Comments

[mirror-dancer.livejournal.com]

yay for laundry! at least you got to go to some plays that at least had the potential for being really good. even if events didn't fall into place in your favor...i think it's time for bed.

[e-clare.livejournal.com]

i think it's time for bed.

That was random, but...okay. :) It's true: all of the plays were potentially good, and were definitely interesting, if only for the ways they didn't work.

Prison of Women...yeah. That one was interesting too -- mostly because of the background knowledge I had going into it. As the monologues came up, I was like, "ohhhh...this is that one they've been talking about," so I already had the performers' opinions in mind.

[mirror-dancer.livejournal.com]

i live for randomness. by the way, i'm wearing a skirt! eek! there it goes again.

"Prison of Women". after my nightly report on the progress of the play, i was expecting something vastly different. i too had small moments of recognition...