Stage Stuck

Yesterday, Meg, Ben Erin and I went to see a play at the Riverfront Playhouse in Downtown Aurora. It was in this very tiny theater that couldn’t hold more than 50 or 60 people. The theater was very casual, and quite kitschy.

Check out the hula girl with the light up boobies! Too funny!

Can you find the lamp from movie “The Christmas Story”?

Such a cute little stage!

Ben, Meg, and Erin wait for the show to begin.

The show was quite good! I’d like to go back to see their next show.

On the way out is when disaster strikes! We went out to where we parked and the car was gone!! We thought the car was stolen—what a horrible feeling! We found another man wandering around looking for his car and found that it had been towed!

We called the towing company, and they did have the car. One of Erin’s friends was able to come and pick us up to take us back to Meg and Bens. I decided that leaving my coat in the car was a bad choice. It was so cold we waited in the Paramout Theater for warmth.

While we were waiting, I discovered an old lady pair of glasses and was messing around pretending to be “Flo” and taking tickets. The paper that I picked up to be at ticket, was even funnier than my imitation of Flo—

“DO NOT PARK IN THE BANCO POPULAR PARKING LOT—YOU WILL BE TOWED” –really? No kidding!!

Erin’s friend Phil picked us up and took us to Meg and Ben’s. On the walk up to the house, I didn’t realize that I had a Best Buy bag stuck to my butt.! So embarrassing! What’s worse, is that Phil called Erin a few minutes later to say that he needed the bag back because his receipt was still in it and he needed to return something—Embarrassing, but hilarious!

Meg and Ben got their car in Bativia… at the scary tow impound. $125 dollars later, the car was sprung from car jail and the night had drawn to a close.

The show was good, I’d go back to the Riverfront Playhouse to see another, but I wouldn’t park in the Banco Popular parking lot again!