lundi 22 décembre 2008
Last night, my parents, Alain, and I went to go see a local theater production of a play called "The Lying Kind".
Here is the description from the website:
On Christmas Eve, two English constables have the unpleasant task of telling an elderly couple their daughter has been killed in a motor accident. While they dither and delay, the stage fills with complications and eccentric characters, including a very aggressive huntress of pedophiles and a vicar who wears fishnets. The Rocky Mountain premiere of the play that had us rolling with laughter in London – a diabolical comedy full of very bad news and holiday cheer.
It doesn't sound like great comedy material, but it was absolutely hilarious. The entire theater was in an uproar.
It wasn't a long play, only 1:45 minutes, no intermission.
It helped to fill my 101 things item
#79 See 5 plays, operas, or live performances.
Here is a link to the website, with a movie preview
(sorry, can't figure out how to embed it).
Here is the description from the website:
On Christmas Eve, two English constables have the unpleasant task of telling an elderly couple their daughter has been killed in a motor accident. While they dither and delay, the stage fills with complications and eccentric characters, including a very aggressive huntress of pedophiles and a vicar who wears fishnets. The Rocky Mountain premiere of the play that had us rolling with laughter in London – a diabolical comedy full of very bad news and holiday cheer.
It doesn't sound like great comedy material, but it was absolutely hilarious. The entire theater was in an uproar.
It wasn't a long play, only 1:45 minutes, no intermission.
It helped to fill my 101 things item
#79 See 5 plays, operas, or live performances.
Here is a link to the website, with a movie preview
(sorry, can't figure out how to embed it).
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