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charloweenThe to-do list is alive and well, but I've ~bought theatre tickets~ so spending money fannishly in the last 12 hours has usurped more immediate concerns.
I'm going to see a broadcast version of that Company staging with Neil Patrick Harris, Stephen Colbert, Patti LuPone and Christina Hendricks in March (at my local cinema, woo). I think I have purchased the only ticket, or at least, no other tickets showed as being sold when I was selecting my seats. Good job, marketing department!
In May, a friend and I* are going to see Cillian Murphy play an entire Irish town in the one-man play Misterman. So, that should be good. Had better be good. You know how long it's been since 28 Days Later? Nearly a decade. That pre-dates my fannish notice of Doctor Who.
*When we steward together, this friend and I get very silly indeed. Should be a good trip.
And just now, I convinced the BF ("I've only been to the theatre like twice ever, I think." HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?) that we totally need to see Christopher Eccleston get his Greek tragedy on in Antigone. Of course, even before Danny Boyle directed both Murphy and Eccleston in 28 Days Later, Boyle directed Eccleston in Shallow Grave. Which... ♥
I mean, Boyle's Frankenstein was good and all (:D :D :D) but I've, um, respected the work of these other actors for quite a while.
I didn't mean to make this post all about Danny Boyle, but hey: I can also share that a former denizen of this office left behind his Trainspotting poster that's currently right above my desk...
I'm going to see a broadcast version of that Company staging with Neil Patrick Harris, Stephen Colbert, Patti LuPone and Christina Hendricks in March (at my local cinema, woo). I think I have purchased the only ticket, or at least, no other tickets showed as being sold when I was selecting my seats. Good job, marketing department!
In May, a friend and I* are going to see Cillian Murphy play an entire Irish town in the one-man play Misterman. So, that should be good. Had better be good. You know how long it's been since 28 Days Later? Nearly a decade. That pre-dates my fannish notice of Doctor Who.
*When we steward together, this friend and I get very silly indeed. Should be a good trip.
And just now, I convinced the BF ("I've only been to the theatre like twice ever, I think." HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?) that we totally need to see Christopher Eccleston get his Greek tragedy on in Antigone. Of course, even before Danny Boyle directed both Murphy and Eccleston in 28 Days Later, Boyle directed Eccleston in Shallow Grave. Which... ♥
I mean, Boyle's Frankenstein was good and all (:D :D :D) but I've, um, respected the work of these other actors for quite a while.
I didn't mean to make this post all about Danny Boyle, but hey: I can also share that a former denizen of this office left behind his Trainspotting poster that's currently right above my desk...
