Vancouver Playhouse: Machomer

I almost forgot today was the Gauss math contest. For some reason this time, the questions were easier, and I finished every question, but I'm just not sure if I got them right. I stayed in the cafeteria afterwards, since I just didn't feel like having 5 minutes of French. English was next, and we had a work period. I was really tired, and just didn't have energy to work, but it was okay, since I didn't really bring anything. I got to read some poem book samples, and just read other books. 

This time, we got off at the right stop and didn't get lost. We did stop for some lunch and a snack, and then we headed straight for the Playhouse. This time it was a lot different then what I imagined. Our seats were all scattered over the theatre, so we didn't really have time to look around and find friends. Also, we had to sit downstairs not in the little balcony seats, which is where we go each time. It was a lot more crowded, but the play was good. I'm not a great fan of one-man shows, mostly because I like watching  many characters, and it's just easier to follow along and distinguish them. With only one person, it does get quite confusing. But I got to admit, that guy was amazing. His imitations were really good. He did try his best to make the play easier to understand. I did read Macbeth before, so I got the whole plot. But I did dose off a couple of times, because the seats were so comfy, and the it was all dark....But I did wake up eventually to watch the good scenes. At the end, he imitated the voices of other famous people, and it was just awesome! He was really, really good.

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