The second show of the studio series at Neptune was on last night. As this is an army course weekend for A., I invited W. to go with me instead. We met for dinner at Piccolo Mondo on Argyle Street (which neither of us had tried before, and which was quite nice), then went over the road to the theatre.
We saw a new play called Soul Alone, written by two Nova Scotians. W. enjoyed it, but I thought it was a bit of a mixed bag. Interesting ideas, but a bit melodramatic and pretentious in places. Fairly depressing as well, but that seems to be the general theme this season at Neptune! ;-)
Oh well. We're due to go again later this month, to see Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? on the main stage. I really like Edward Albee, so I'm looking forward to that.
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