I recently won tics to The Dresser! And they were for the third row seats. From the front. So cool! I'm still not sure if the bottom seats are better or not but it was damn cool to be so near the stage. So close to the actors! Didn't spot any pimples. Ha... Was so thrilled to see Adrian Pang so close. I thought the tics would be for seats far far away. Our seats were at the end of the row though. But it was still very good to me. The theatre was quite small so it wasn't really that big a difference ba. Tics are on sale $35-$50. Still, so close... Wow...
I went to collect the tics only on wed and I was expecting movie tics cos the sms notification only said I won a pair of tics to Dresser. Couldn't remember at all what Dresser was about so I thought it was just a movie. And then I saw the lady bring out sistic tics and I was even more puzzled as to what I had won. Then more shock when I saw the date was for friday. Hmm, maybe if I went to collect earlier I would have gotten better seats. But it was still cool. Feel very arty and grown-up seeing and being with the people there. Ha... Cool... The play itself was very English and erm.. "grown-up", in the words of Tracie Pang, the director and Mrs A. Pang. Was funny and sad. I think I still prefer A Twist of Fate though. I like that story and performance. Funny and many twists. Ha. But I think The Dresser had very clever lighting and set design. And cos we were closer to the stage we could see everything they did. Sir really did drink the tea that Adrian Pang, the dresser, made and fed him. They had a fake fireplace which the kettle sat and he poured water from there into the teapot and poured milk and stirred and fed him. And he drank. Ew... I didn't say that out loud but I made a face. Ha.. Actors very poor thing ah.
Fun fun fun... =)
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