Last night we had dinner in a French bistro--one of the best meals I've had in this area. Brooke had tickets for TAMING OF THE SHREW. Imagine our surprise when Petruchio blew into Padua on a Harley, and Bianca's successful suitor, Lucentio, was a woman. As I think about it, I don't think the Bard would have found much objection to the production, bawdy as he most likely was.
This morning Sister Thompson and I hit the Expo Center for the quilt and sewing exhibition. It was great; I wish we'd had more time to spend. But we were meeting the Cherringtons and the Downses for another theater production: this one CHILDREN OF EDEN. We received a flyer and special discount coupon at the office, probably because of our church listing. It was regional theater with a cast of 90+, including small children. But the leads were amazing, and I enjoyed it more than I did Shakespeare. Great day.
Tomorrow Dallin Oakes speaks at stake conference; then there's an interfaith Easter concert at Folsom High.
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