Gonna go watch a play by myself

[i_love_roosters]

I like going to the theater, it's a high IQ activity. I used to go with my mom, but she's busy today, so I'll go by myself. I'll be such a mysterious dark triad there.

Here's what I'll be watching...

Annotation

"In October Without You" is a crime story about the mysterious disappearance of a highly valuable golden cross from a monastery, but also about the strong yet impossible love between a former student and a young criminologist.

The play serves as a ruthless satirical mirror of Bulgarian society at the end of the 1960s when it was written. This predetermined its challenging stage fate – the play never had its Sofia premiere, and wherever it was performed, it was deemed politically unsuitable.

In the lobby bar of a small Rhodope hotel exclusively for Western European foreigners, the fates and value systems of a group of young people collide. The tragic finale of this entertaining and amusing story confronts the audience with the opportunity to answer for themselves the play’s major moral question: What is the price of standing by the truth, and what is the price of betraying one’s beliefs?



Sounds mogger

 

[i_love_roosters]

@PsychoH @Cyrus

 

[PsychoH]

I like going to the theater, it's a high IQ activity. I used to go with my mom, but she's busy today, so I'll go by myself. I'll be such a mysterious dark triad there.

Here's what I'll be watching...

Annotation

"In October Without You" is a crime story about the mysterious disappearance of a highly valuable golden cross from a monastery, but also about the strong yet impossible love between a former student and a young criminologist.

The play serves as a ruthless satirical mirror of Bulgarian society at the end of the 1960s when it was written. This predetermined its challenging stage fate – the play never had its Sofia premiere, and wherever it was performed, it was deemed politically unsuitable.

In the lobby bar of a small Rhodope hotel exclusively for Western European foreigners, the fates and value systems of a group of young people collide. The tragic finale of this entertaining and amusing story confronts the audience with the opportunity to answer for themselves the play’s major moral question: What is the price of standing by the truth, and what is the price of betraying one’s beliefs?



Sounds mogger

never done that besides playing in one for school. High iq, find yourself a pretty looking girl roosty.

 

[i_love_roosters]

find yourself a pretty looking girl roosty.

ill try with 2 foids if i fail im giving up forever

 

[PsychoH]

ill try with 2 foids if i fail im giving up forever

too bad you dont have me as your wingman, i'll distract the fridge so you can get to the snacks.

 

[Cyrus]

never theatermaxxed
my old friend group likes to hang out at the theatre but i never went

too bad you dont have me as your wingman, i'll distract the fridge so you can get to the snacks.

hes going for both the fridge and the snackiykyk

 

[i_love_roosters]

hes going for both the fridge and the snack

This part is a bit too accurate

 

[Sprinkles]

Opera is better

 

[delonisliterallyme]

non-NT activities

 

[SoundnVision]

Me too fella