Evil Dead
the Musical was such an amazing show. Probably one of the best and
funniest I’ve seen. What I really liked was that this was entirely
Nick’s idea. A few months ago, Nick asked if I would be interested in
seeing this show, and I said as long as it wasn’t going to be too scary,
then why not (I really hate scary movies). He was also going to get
tickets for his friends Dan, Joe & Melissa. I asked Bianca if she
was interested in going, and she of course said yes. She got two tickets
and decided to finally invite Kurtis a couple of days before the
performance. Two weeks ago, Joe and Melissa informed Nick that they
weren’t going to be back from the states in time, but that they would
try to find people to take their tickets. Well it turns out that we had
been talking to Andrew & Crystal and they were thinking of going and
purchasing tickets. So I texted Crystal asking if her and Andrew were
still wanting to go, and if they wanted the extra tickets we now had.
They of course said yes, and I am so glad they were able to come with
us.
We first
met up at Ric’s Grill to grab a few drinks and a bit to eat. We spent a
couple of hours there, and thank goodness we gave ourselves plenty of
time, because the kitchen was a little slow that night (amazing food,
but it was a slow night, so I didn’t understand why it took so long to
get our food). Finally we headed to Pumphouse theatre and met Andrew and
Crystal there. We all pulled in at the same time, so we didn’t have to
go looking for each other.
The play
was amazing and so hilarious (and perhaps a little dirty). I am so glad
Nick thought of going, and I know everyone had an awesome evening. Worth
every penny. I plan on going again if they come back to Calgary, and I
even told Nick that I would sit in the splatter section (you get
splattered with fake blood in the second half of the play if you sit in
certain sections. This did not appeal to me initially) next time.