Zumanity: pretty good. Not as over-the-top-amazing as some of their other shows, but a lot of fun. By far the best seats I've had for a Cirque show. And the adult twist was cool; I appreciated them taking the sensuality of their normal acrobatics and dance and just plain going all the way with it.
Penn and Teller: a very good show, but unfortunately most of it went right over my head since I couldn't understand a word Penn was saying. So the silent-Teller acts were great, but anything where Penn's patter gave structure to what was going on, especially their grand finale - I had no clue what was going on. Which got me kinda depressed. (I'll get over it.)
Been kind of a blah day. I may be starting to get Vegas'd out. Need to win another poker tournament or something. Maybe tomorrow.
Penn and Teller: a very good show, but unfortunately most of it went right over my head since I couldn't understand a word Penn was saying. So the silent-Teller acts were great, but anything where Penn's patter gave structure to what was going on, especially their grand finale - I had no clue what was going on. Which got me kinda depressed. (I'll get over it.)
Been kind of a blah day. I may be starting to get Vegas'd out. Need to win another poker tournament or something. Maybe tomorrow.
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I have scattered 20's, one really wildass -5 around 2000-L. My audiologist laughed when I told him "I can hear the fly walking on the window, but if he is flying near my head -- I have no idea what you are saying!" The 20's are like a buckshot pattern that is still within norm but drives me zooey as a musician, so my issues are mainly neuro -- I don't need amp, I need therapy. Turn on a fridge, running water, overhead projector, anything neutral-noise-making -- if you aren't talking directly facing me and enunciating, I hear Charlie Brown's teacher. Oto problems suck no matter how you chop them.
(Presumably this show does not feature the pre-teen contortionists...)
And yes, no pre-teen contortionists. Though there was a midget....*
*Seriously. Though I was pleasantly surprised to see them present him as a serious performer (acrobat and aerialist) rather than a clown.