Impromptu circus tonight

Ola!

It has been another hectic morning at work. An assignment for
tomorrow was rescheduled for tonight, and we needed to submit it
before lunch. So rush-rush na naman.

Last Tuesday, I wasn't able to watch the Contemporary Circus at
Onstage in Greenbelt, Makati because we had to work overtime. It was
past 10pm when we left the office.

I'm quite disappointed when I don't get to watch some of the events of
the French Spring in Manila. They're worth your while.
I went to the Classical Music Concerts last June 8 and 9. I missed
one Sonata on June 8 because my boss called during the intermission
and we had to work. But the concert on June 9 was really great and
those who played wind instruments were good-looking :) If I had known
that, I would have watched their June 7 concert :)

There's another Contemporary Circus show at 8 pm tonight but it's at
the Republic of Malate. Be there at 6:30pm if you want to socialize
:) Delifrance has been in charge of the cocktails the past two weeks.
I guess that it still is tonight.

But since I'm either working overtime or coming from my class in
German, I've yet to partake of Delifrance's treats. Too bad :)
Just as well that my boss always reserve a seat for me, if not for my
classmates, as I always get there late :)

Have to get back to work now :)

Hope to see you in tonight's concert.

sayong
06-16-05 3:10pm


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CABARET NIGHT
Impromptu circus
June 16, 8:00 pm
Event Location: Republic of Malate theater in Malate, Manila

Jugglers, acrobats, dancers and musicians combine in a cabaret evening
of improvisations, ad-libs, unexpected performances and encounters,
featuring the Apostrophés who will have performed the Passage des
Emboîtés in Greenbelt and Intramuros ; Camille Boitel, acrobat and
author of " L'Homme d'Hus," which will be presented on June 14 at
Onstage; French dancer Marine Broise; together with Filipino dancers
and a host of French and Filipino musicians. It's at Republic of
Malate theater in Malate, Manila, on June 16 (8pm). Entrance is free.