Ann
03-20-2003, 11:47 AM
Since my original thread was closed for some reason, I figured I'd start a new one to let you know how the play and the demonstration went. Thanks to Zippy-Kat for asking :) Oh, and I obviously won't be responding to the comments made in the closed thread. I don't want this thread to suffer the same fate.
The play was really, really great. I loved it! It wasn't a "professional" play, it was performed by kids my age. It was quite modernized as well, for example when Creon regrets all that he has done and goes to release Antigone they sang Cher's song If I Could Turn Back Time. It was quite refreshing from the classic performance. It's funny, but I always end up symphatizing the most with Creon, the "bad" guy. Anyone feel the same way?
The demonstration was clean and peaceful. My camera ran out of batteries so I couldn't take many pics >_< But other than that it was a fun experience. I had a really interesting discussion with an Iraqi teen, who couldn't make up his mind if he was against or for the war. He wanted Saddam away from power but at the same time he didn't want so many innocents to die. He has family in Baghdad that he was really worried about, poor thing.
Oh and Gini, were you serious? I'm talking about your post in lbaker's thread (that dissapeared).
The play was really, really great. I loved it! It wasn't a "professional" play, it was performed by kids my age. It was quite modernized as well, for example when Creon regrets all that he has done and goes to release Antigone they sang Cher's song If I Could Turn Back Time. It was quite refreshing from the classic performance. It's funny, but I always end up symphatizing the most with Creon, the "bad" guy. Anyone feel the same way?
The demonstration was clean and peaceful. My camera ran out of batteries so I couldn't take many pics >_< But other than that it was a fun experience. I had a really interesting discussion with an Iraqi teen, who couldn't make up his mind if he was against or for the war. He wanted Saddam away from power but at the same time he didn't want so many innocents to die. He has family in Baghdad that he was really worried about, poor thing.
Oh and Gini, were you serious? I'm talking about your post in lbaker's thread (that dissapeared).