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Friday, July 13, 2012
It's Friday the 13th (why you should see our play tonight)!
Today is considered unlucky because it was on a Friday the 13th in the year 1307 that Philip IV, king of France, sent out the order that the Templars were guilty of heresy. Oddly enough, he was indebt quite a bit of money to the order as he used them to fund his war with England. Most of the knights were tortured and/or killed on that day. Friday the 13th has been deemed unfortunate ever since. It was VERY unfortunate for the Templars. They're numbers steadily decreased from that day on. Now, unless you're a conspiracy theorist, the Templar Order is no longer in existance.
If this day is so unlucky, why do I feel so blessed by the Universe to have such an amazing play performed by skilled and energetic actors? Why do I feel lucky to have an opportunity to share such a funny, yet emotional, play with both close friends and strangers? Why do I feel that tonight's performance is going to be the best of the entire run?
Tonight's show is going to be amaizing. Pure and simple, this is why you should come out to tonight's showing: it is a remarkable play performed by stellar actors in an intimate venue. The stage is a 'Modified Round' setting that really brings the audience in nice and close. Tonight will be a great night to get out as it will be cooler and not so dry. The weather is beautiful.
If this day truly is cursed, then what is the harm of sitting down for a few hours and watching the bad luck happen to other people? Nothing makes a rotten day better than watching other's have it worse. On a day that's as miserable, wet, gusty, and dusty as today, why not feel better by practicing a little Schadenfreude.
Either way, it will be worth the $12.
If this day is so unlucky, why do I feel so blessed by the Universe to have such an amazing play performed by skilled and energetic actors? Why do I feel lucky to have an opportunity to share such a funny, yet emotional, play with both close friends and strangers? Why do I feel that tonight's performance is going to be the best of the entire run?
Tonight's show is going to be amaizing. Pure and simple, this is why you should come out to tonight's showing: it is a remarkable play performed by stellar actors in an intimate venue. The stage is a 'Modified Round' setting that really brings the audience in nice and close. Tonight will be a great night to get out as it will be cooler and not so dry. The weather is beautiful.
If this day truly is cursed, then what is the harm of sitting down for a few hours and watching the bad luck happen to other people? Nothing makes a rotten day better than watching other's have it worse. On a day that's as miserable, wet, gusty, and dusty as today, why not feel better by practicing a little Schadenfreude.
Either way, it will be worth the $12.
(Also, our play has a King Philip.)
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