I've been passing this sign for a few months now. It really caught my eye when they started advertising the Zombie Prom. Before this I think they advertised some Pillow Man play or something like that. That also caught my eye because I read a book that had that exact title. I've never been in the playhouse but I think down this street is located Big Kahuna's, a great Vietnamese restaurant. Try it out if you get a chance. Oh this is also across the street from SAC (San Antonio College), and in the same tract of land as San Pedro Library.
Monday, November 05, 2007
San Pedro Playhouse Sign
I've been passing this sign for a few months now. It really caught my eye when they started advertising the Zombie Prom. Before this I think they advertised some Pillow Man play or something like that. That also caught my eye because I read a book that had that exact title. I've never been in the playhouse but I think down this street is located Big Kahuna's, a great Vietnamese restaurant. Try it out if you get a chance. Oh this is also across the street from SAC (San Antonio College), and in the same tract of land as San Pedro Library.
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I went there with my wife one time to see a play where the setting was a court room. I asked the usher where my seat was because I could make sense of what the ticket indicated. The usher looked a the ticket and said that we were to sit on stage. I seems certain random tickets holders were chosen to be on the jury and sit in the jury box. I though it was a hoot, my wife didn't care for it much. I guess I'm the ham of the family.
ReplyDeleteThats a good story bob. I'm sure I wouldn't have wanted to sit on the stage though...yikes! I'm afraid I tend to be the ham in my family too, although it never seems intentional, on my part at least. :D
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