The play is a Greek tragedy and is pretty short and simple. Basically this lady Medea is crazy. She murders her brother and betrays her family to be with her true love. Her true love then betrays her to raise his status by marrying a princess. Rather than moving on and dealing with it like a normal person, Medea decides that it's a good idea to kill the king, the princess, and her two children all to make her husband upset.
The show was at the beautiful National Theatre here in London. It was magnificent. There were a few cheesy parts (mainly the dancing which looked like the dancers were having some sort of fit), but overall it was amazing. The lighting, music, stage design, and OBVIOUSLY the acting made the show that much more powerful. Also the woman playing Medea also plays Narcissa Malfoy in Harry Potter (perfect fit, right?)!
After the show my flatmate and I walked around a bit and took some cool (and highly touristy) pics of the area around the theatre! There was a frozen yogurt stand set up in an old double-decker bus! That's pretty much all for now but I hope to have some cool photos and stories to share after the Stonehenge trip this weekend!
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D'awww... Christina and I had that class together, and we'd meet at her internship and head out. Whenever we had a show at the national or over in that area, we'd stop at a Starbucks on the strand. We actually had a show there on valentines day, and some guy of questionable ethnicity asked me out (maybe? Still unclear) when we were walking over. Then I fell down the stairs when we were moving up because the theater was empty bc it was the worst show ever. Glad you had fun! I triple dog dare you to get better group shots at Stonehenge than we did!
ReplyDeleteThat's adorable. I can't wait until you come and visit so hopefully we can have some cute theatre dates! I would accept your dare but alas, I don't really have any close friends here yet so jumping in on a group photo would be weird. So I'll just have to take some killer selfies.
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