Note: This thing last more than two hours. It’s entertaining for a few minutes tops. Also: I wish I’d gone to Lexington High School. The best thing my school put on was an underwhelming production of Guys and Dolls. [via Pop Candy]
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"… entertaining for a few minutes tops" ??? Excuse me?? While watching a two inch square on your computer will never compare to the live experience, I actually saw this play and can say it was one of the most moving theatrical experiences I've EVER had. And believe me, as someone who's been involved in theatre for over twenty years, that's no small statement. Also, I never get heated over things people say on the internet, because well, it's just the internet, but you need to seriously shut the fuck up before passing a judgement like that.
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