You Can't Smell Bacon at the Movies

This weekend Stephanie and went to see "Curse of the Starving Class" at our favorite theater, The Cygnet. We have seen so many plays there we are thinking about getting season tickets.

The last play we went and saw was called "The Invention of Love" by Tom Stoppard. I decided to make a big deal of it and invited a bunch of friend: Erik, Emily, Jonathan, and Michelle over to Stephanie's for dinner then we all went and saw the play. Unfortunetly, it was extremely confusing and not very good for a bunch of friends who want a good time.

I should have taken everyone to "Curse of the Starving Class" by Sam Sheppard. This play was fun and enlightening and has to be one of the top I've seen in San Diego. It was commentary on American life in a funny if not terrible way. The acting and imagery was spot on as character kept opening, slamming and talking to the refridgerator.

They also cooked bacon and eggs right in the theater. This made Stephanie hungry and she could help but comment on the smell, and should could not help comment on the character, Wesley, who appears naked while walking across the stage.

In other news I won a DVD player at the Vons Supermarket which was having a grand reopening. So, I'm the lucky guy!