Simple, Shakespeare-loving ladies in the Washington DC area free next Friday?
I'm going with some friends to see production of Shakespeare, DC Company in King Lear, next Friday and we have an extra ticket, so I'd like to take along an enthusiast. About Me: 27, SWM, May and as have guessed, a lot of literature / theater aficionado. I wrote and directed my own college program and once played Hamlet at the Globe Theater London (which will have a message for me this story.) I am currently working on a documentary and I hope that this is my first published novel. I'm what one would expected, the rate is not int "artistic" creative, intellectual, left wing, spiritual, not religious. My hobbies are reading good fiction or nonfiction, bowling, card games, amusement parks, which has been without an agenda, and (bonus points if you sing karaoke with me.) If you are interested in the same things and want to see one of the major works in English, drop me a line.
Where are you? Young women, for example Gen-Y types are too busy dying your hair black, play with cell phones, clothing, or buy Pink really great evil. The Gen-X types are spending more money Cars in shoes and other things people can not pay, but simply due to rationalize its existence on this planet. Baby boomers are the house, wondering where is wrong to marry her husband (or, why it never found the man to marry). About the only woman of intelligence and class are those born before 1940. But they are busy working another job whilest semi-retired, so they can keep their ungrateful children who are spending money they have not occupied. We live in a society of well-trained (by Madison Avenue) that consumers little value to something like the arts and literature.
Ward Allen Plays Maple Sugar