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[wickedflea]

So nonamejane knew that The Black Dahlia, the play we went to last night, was about a brutal murder. What she didn't know was that we'd encounter onstage humping, full-frontal nudity, and subject matter including incest, bestiality, and animal mutilation.

Do I fucking know how to PICK 'em or WHAT?!? Damn, I'm smooth. ;-)

Seriously, we had a great time, and the play was quite good if fairly shocking and a little confusing. I'm never very good at following crazy twists and turns in plots, and this had a ton. But all in all, we had a wonderful time on our night of High Culture.

Next stop on the tour should be back in RI--I owe nonamejane for driving all the way down here to see me two weekends in a row!

Oh, I forgot to mention the crowd at the play--it was weird. Now, I admittedly have a strange sense of humor, and sometimes I laugh at things that other people don't find funny--but some of those jokers in the audience last night were TWISTED. They laughed at the strangest things. Case in point: one line in the play was about a policeman killing several "jigaboos," and when the line was delivered, some freak in the back busted out, "HAW HAW HAW!" So much for political correctness on the college campus, huh? Jeez.

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[4hour-ramona.livejournal.com]

is that play based on the 30's hollywood starlet lady?
there was a videogame based on that... it was really good, too. i should see if i can downl err, find it.

[wickedflea.livejournal.com]

Yep, based on that case--1940s actually. It was pretty cool--film noir and all that, but FUCKED UP!

Was there seriously a videogame? I may have to, errr, find it too--I'm curious... :)

[4hour-ramona.livejournal.com]

yeah - it's a mystery game and christopher walken did one of the voices. i never finished it, and my x got all the games in the split, but i'll see if i can find it again. it was really good.