Fringe theatre is not to be overlooked! We went and watched Bluets and I was so so impressed. The actors were amazing I did not dislike any of them! They all had different elements that they added to the story even though they were all playing the same person. I also liked that the guy …
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I’m Bluets, Da Ba Dee Da Ba Di
Yo listen up, here’s a blog post about a show called Bluets by Margaret Perry and all day and all night (for 80 minutes) everything they see is just blue, like them, inside and outside. Parody lyrics aside, I was captivated by this show. This wonderful amalgamation of film and theatre is a very unique …
Playing Director and Costume Designer: Victoria and Albert Museum!
We are not going to talk about how I will no longer be in this beautiful city in a few days, okay? Instead, let us focus our attention on today’s blog prompt and location. We visited the Victoria and Albert Museum. We were supposed to go through the theatre exhibit, but it was closed. However, …
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12. Six Nickels for Pantslessness!
You all are very dedicated stalkers. While I don’t exactly being observed this much I suppose I have to commend your efforts at the very least. You’re still here, always lurking in the periphery… or just reading the blog posts that I’m purposely putting publicly on the great wide web for adoring fans like you …
The flying carpet
The V&A museum was so fascinating! I’m sad that we didn’t get to see the theatre exhibit but I still found myself with a lot to look at and absorb. The fashion exhibit was so cool and covered a lot of time periods and various styles of fashion. I saw Christmas Dior’s name mentioned a …
Apparently fringe theatre doesn’t mean assless chaps
Bluets started out as fringe theatre and I can understand its quick rise here in London. The concept of this show is something I have quite literally not seen before nor ever thought of. When you walk into the theatre and find your seat, you glance at the stage/set and it almost looks unfinished or …
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Victoria and Albert Museum
Today we had the pleasure of visiting The Victoria and Albert Museum. My mother told it was a great Museum and of course it was free so it was a given! Unfortunately, we informed that this the second year in a row where the theatre section of the theater was blocked off. What a bummer. …
The Choir of Bluets
Fringe theatre: unique and knowing no boundaries. Hidden in the corners of London’s theatre scene, Fringe theatre takes a little more digging to find. On May 31st, I watched a jukebox musical called, “The Choir of Man.” Although, I don’t know if I would classify it as a musical, or more of a concert/talent show. …
A Production with no Pulse
At the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, I saw one of the first productions of Wedding Band. In a few words, this play will never make it to the West End without returning the story to the drawing boards. The potential is certain, but the story had so many places to go and fell flat. There was …
Bluets
Today we saw a fringe theater show called Bluets. It was an interesting show that I am still unsure if I liked or not. At first it started off weird talking about a person who wants to sleep with the color blue, but the second part was an interesting dialogue describing what blue represents to …
Theatre in London U of A 