June 3rd, 2022 This afternoon, and this entire day really, is one that I will remember for a long time to come. I started the morning attending a fancy brunch where we unknowingly spent 10 quid on water. However, the waffle and bacon I had were absolutely incredible, and I genuinely want to know their …
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Legally a Lovely Production
Blog Post 6: Legally Blond By Isaac Overman June 3rd 2022 Today we went to see a open air production of Legally Blond. The play was gripping from start to finish. It was a musical and that was a fantastic choice. The music was phenomenal which really aided the entire production. The band was skilled …
Ohmigod You Guys!
June 3 Today we adventured all the way to Regents Park. Established in 1811, this park was designed by John Nash & James and Decimus Burton by order of the Prince Regent, whom it is named after. It is now home to the London Zoo, Queen Mary’s Rose Garden, and the Regents Park Open Air …
The Musical Park
Legally Blonde- Regents Park June 3rd Before I jump into the musical performance I saw today, I wanted to share the delicious brunch I had at the British Museum. Isaac and I had cream tea service which they presented in a gorgeous set. We had earl grey tea, cream, sugar cubes, raisin scones, strawberry jam, …
Blog Post May 31st National Gallery and Covid
My walk of the National Gallery was a bit short for reasons I will get into later. I chose two portraits of the Crucifixion of Christ. In the first portrait we see a close up on Christ’s face as he is carrying the cross. Interesting things to note about this painting is the black background. …
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The National Gallery Experiance
After traversing the many, many paintings at the National Gallery in London, I started to notice that I was pulled toward certain types of art. The paintings that was pulling my attention was painting of landscapes or of ships, especially those lacking the presence of people. I am Fascinated by the painters ability to create …
May 30th: Non-Theatrical Art, Part One
On our seventh day across the pond, the group took a break from absorbing theatrical and architectural art (as well as some sculpture and mosaics inside of St. Paul’s Cathedral) to instead absorb some visual and sculptural art. To be specific, we made an early afternoon visit to the Tate Modern Museum, one of the …
A Day at the National Gallery
The National Gallery was the most traditionally beautiful art gallery I had ever seen. I personally don’t love baroque, still life, portrait style paintings but just to be in the presence of art made by names like Da Vinci, Monet, Van Gogh, and Picasso is an unreal experience. Still, I didn’t enjoy the actual art …
Blog #4: Eyes of Revenge
The National Gallery in London is one of the most captivating art museums I have ever had the pleasure of witnessing. The gallery plays host to countless accomplished artists such as Claude Monet and Vincent Van Gogh. Its halls are vast and towering with enough beautiful architecture to be considered even greater than the art …
Theatre in London U of A 