Whicked

The night was finally here!!! My resident had let me out early and I managed to get two hours of sort of sleep in the afternoon. Then I spend quite some time being a girl and getting ready... It was so great to have some time to dress up!!!!!
Tim and Deb took me downtown and dropped me off so that I did not have to worry about sitting in traffic not knowing any sideways and trying to find a place to park... I really appreciated that especially when we passed the traffic jam on I-65, I would have just been stuck in there. And riding in the back of a big black car felt a little like riding in a limo....
The show was incredible. The costums, the music, the stage equipment and the story... just awesome. It is a wounderful story about friendship and it is so great to find out all about how the Tin man became a Tin man, how the lion lost its courage and how the scarecrow became a scarecrow.... And the wizzard is not a good person at all and Dorothy was taken there as part of a set up to capture the "whicked" witch... It is really great to take "a look behind the scene" of the wizzard of oz. I was glad that I did not read the story before, that just made it so much more exciting.... It was really great! And I am glad that I took the chance and got a ticket. It was funny, serious, exciting and just a wounderful story line. The authors did a great job writting the play. It never got boring and the three hours did not feel like three hours at all.....
The Kentucky center could have been a little warmer and the accoustics could have been better as well, but having been sitting in the first row on the first Balcony, could not have been any better. I had a hard time seeing faces, but I expected that, but I had an awesome overview over the stage!!!! During intermission I also met Meg and Abby, which was fun... Unfortunately due to work I don't have quite as much time as I would have liked to have to spend with them, so every moment that I get to see anybody of the family really means a lot to me......