Westminster Abbey was one of our stops on this amazing tour of London, it is the final resting place for many very well known people and also has monuments dedicated to others who’s final resting place are located else where. Some of those who are lade to rest or honored here are : Stephen Hawking, …
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I finally moved my blog posts yay
When I was preparing myself for this trip, I wasn’t at all focused on the social, cultural aspect of London. I was hyper fixated on the theatre we would be seeing and almost disregarded the fact that I would have to navigate London in order to see these lovely productions. Once we got off that …
The City of Ba(hhh)th
In Fayetteville Arkansas if you want to have a cute little get away, you pack up your things and travel 2 hours away to the tourist town of eureka springs. There you eat at a diner, browse through some “let’s go Brandon” T-Shirts at a gift shop and dress up as a pioneer on the …
Westminster Abbey
Lord Byron Among those buried at Westminster Abbey, I was excited to see The Right Honourable Lord Byron. Although I’m not a big fan of poetry, I am a big fan of the traditions of the Romantic movement, much of which he inspired. He lived a varied and adventurous life, congruent with his own work. …
Blog Post 10- A Glass Menagerie Review (featuring a bonus review of rude ladies)
I found the play to be absolutely okay. I am trying to sort the difference between what was me being absolutely drained from the day, and what was me not enjoying the performance. I suppose let’s start with the basics. I was sitting in the house right on the balcony level. I was obstructed from …
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Westminster Abbey and the Dead Poets Society
Westminster Abbey is a large Chapel that is ornately decorated with details that both pop out and hide in the massively exquisite texturing of the building itself. Its tall spires reach for the heavens while enormous stained glass windows let light into rooms large enough to fit a thousand people. The ceiling in particular was …
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The City of Bath
The city of bath was very beautiful, I spent a lot of time walking around and exploring. I found the river that runs through the city and followed it a while taking photos every so often. I also had the opportunity to discover the Roman baths that are located in the city. It was very …
Food related blog post 6
Focusing on one food experience is something I could do, but instead I would love to give a general overview of the cuisine I have been able to eat. Before I left for Europe I remember wanting to try fish and chips in America so that I could see and compare to the pub food …
The Glass Menagerie, Hi Amy!
June 8th, 2022 After reading and studying The Glass Menagerie in class the week before we left for the trip, I was really excited to have the opportunity to see it on West End, as the production was starring Amy Adams. Being passionate about studying the US South, I feel as though Williams wrote this …
6/07 – London Day 15
Good evening everyone! Today was a day full of good food and good entertainment (not just good… but inspiring entertainment!). I had a late start to the day, but when I woke I got some sushi and onigiri from Wasabi again- yum! Today was also my makeup day for Borough Market! Sad news though, the …
Theatre in London U of A 