This semester in Florence, I have registered for a “Current Trends in the Italian Cuisine” class. Let’s just say I may never have to eat out while I’m here because the meals we have been creating throughout the semester have been absolutely amazing. Unfortunately the class is at 9 in the morning. I know you’re all thinking, isn’t that just so difficult to eat a full meal that early in the morning? To which I answer, absolutely not.
The UK has a historic and cosmopolitan culture and great professional opportunities. So if you’ve landed a job or internship there – congratulations! But before packing your bags you’ll need to consider work visa requirements.
I have seen Mydidae which was fearless and truthful. Burn the Floor which is the most precise, energetic, and skillful dancing that I have ever witnessed live. The Woman in Black which was the first horror play I have ever experienced. Tailor Made Man, an all new musical (the first one I've ever seen centered around a gay couple). Potted Potter, a kid's show full of joy and (of course) all about my favorite boy wizard.
Today, I read lines for the role of a 13 year old character named "Hannah" to help a student director audition some older actors for the main role. While I am too old to be cast in the film, it was a freeing experience because I was able to completely focus on helping my scene partner try and reach the emotions he needed.
I was wandering around Dumbarton Road trying to find the post office that Google maps told me was close when I decided to get some help and ask a nice looking old man for directions. He told me that the post office I was looking for was closed, and gave me some directions to a different one.