Got your attention didn't it? Big Tom suggested to our hockey blogging, straight, Actor friend that his play, "Last Days of the Killone Players," might have had more than 6 people in the audience on a Thursday night if it had a title like, "Irish Tranny Hookers." Priceless. Oh yes, five of the six people were U Street Chimney's (I include Big T as an honorary U Streeter at this point.)Regardless what you call it, I'm happy all the characters were poor and scorned, but our friend played "progress" manifested in a well dressed wealthy business man. He had his own issues, mind you, but at least the writer differentiated him from the others.
If you have time, I recommend seeing the play. It will end on April 5, so HURRY to Shirlington!
( This graphic, by the way, might be my favorite street sign ever. Apparently the town, wherever it is, thinks hookers work in Scion Xbs? I love Google photo search! )
2 comments:
Thanks for including me as an honorary U Streeter. There may be no "I" in "Team", but "U" makes a "Drunk"
Not to pick nits, but I think we were 6 of 7 in the crowd (RJ, District, HBed, Chimney Fall 1 and Chimney Fall 2 (collectively, "The Chimney Falls"), and me) -- excluded, the man who might be Rambow.
Bravo and Kudos to Special K. He did a wonderful job. And I too recommend the play. I really enjoyed it.
PS: I love the nuance of including the rubbers in the "No Hooking" sign...a little disturbing that the SUV in the sign has a striking resemblance to my new whip.
I must have forgotten to count myself. Thanks for validating the audience was much larger than I thought.
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