Yesterday I went to the theater.
the theater tent.
The men of the civil defense took away the tent recreation all the tables and the chairs. At the center of the room they tied a thread that went from wall to wall and we have hung mo 'a curtain of shimmering red fabric. Then the front seats and benches have allocated.
the evening at 21 and 30 were children, teenagers, adults, seniors. Each generation was proudly represented.
And in front of us, on a stage that does not exist, the theater company Lords who is Scene, Rome. Who presented the play "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde.
I had never seen, and it was the right time to fill the gap.
E 'was very nice, funny, sono uscita pienamente soddisfatta.
Anche i bambini hanno gradito.
Peccato che verso la fine abbiano pensato bene di prendersi per i capelli, gridare e passeggiare tra gli spettatori. Facendo insorgere tutti con sonori -ssshhhh!!-.
Ieri pomeriggio il container doccia delle donne è stato occupato.
Un uomo vi si è infilato dentro e non voleva uscire.
Con la porta aperta, davanti l'uscio, ha iniziato a togliersi la camicia, i pantaloni, la canottiera, le mutande.
Lasciando ben poco all'immaginazione.
Una signora bionda, avvolta nell'accappatoio, ha salito i tre gradini del container e s'è trovata davanti il mero spettacolo. Con le mani nei capelli ha proposto all'uomo di uscire, prima gently, then not. And seeing that the man would not hear, she ran to call for help.
Meanwhile, a man who witnessed the scene went from the occupation and with good manners caused it to come out.
And when two civilian thugs, led by the blonde lady, came to the container, they found none. They checked every shower, greeted the lady and they went away. A little 'disappointed.
And the woman came to take a shower.
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