Parting, really, is such sweet sorrow.

Stratford-upon-Avon felt like an entire new world coming from London. It really did feel like going from New York to Arkansas. The whole trip was completely surreal; knowing that ole Will Shakespeare walked the halls we did literally gives me chills to think about. It is really something to think about when seeing the desk, …

Fringe, you glad you didn’t see this play?

Shawn, forgive me for the words I am about to write, but please respect my honesty. We could not make it to the second act. We went to see a show in Stratford-upon-Avon, and were excited about the fact that we were seeing community theater, theater that was not professional on the West End. And …

& a Limonata Sanpellegrino with that!

Arguably the most important factor of the trip: where to go to lunch. If anyone knows me at all, they know my next thought is where to get lunch, so experiencing so many different markets was a real treat with me. It was a difficult choice choosing which market to write about, but I think …

Indebted to The Globe

Oh my goodness, The Globe. Some of my most treasured memories made and favorite shows seen are thanks to The Globe. This is certainly one of the most surreal experiences about the trip. To literally experience theater (Shakespeare’s own theater for that matter) right where Shakespeare hosted it, with people of his time acting and …

Anna, like you’ve never seen her!

I will be the first to admit that I am not a natural museum girl by nature. I wish I found artifacts from hundreds of years ago precious and fascinating, and while sometimes that’s the case, most of the time it’s not. So, naturally, that means I find art museums to be right up my …

Sorry for dissing, Mother!

I think the fact that we saw Mother Courage and Her Children being performed at Shakespeare’s Globe Theater helped me, as an audience member, become more immersed and engaged in the performance and its characters. After watching Mother Courage and Her Children, I honestly would have never known that Bertolt Brecht had tactics to try …

Omg! Harry’s cardigan!

Our time spent at the Victoria and Albert museum was a morning spent admiring paintings and tapestries as old as the 1500s, marble statue sculptures of royalty and prisoners, and golden plates and spoons that were used in high teas with the most expensive people in London. However, our wander to the Theater and Performance …