You-review-it Monday

December 10, 2012
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For me, the weekend included quality time zipping through Walt Disney World's revamped Test Track ride, exploring the 'Beauty and the Beast' and 'Little Mermaid' areas of New Fantasyland, and hanging out with the likes of Pluto, Donald and Mickey. 

In between, I read and screened some films in preperation for upcoming articles (looking forward to telling you about "Les Miserables").

And you? What did you see, hear or otherwise do? Was it a Dance Kaleidoscope weekend? "Yuletide Celebration" with the ISO? Check in with Amahl and his night visitors at the Indianapolis Opera? Catch a concert or a movie?

Whatever you did on the A&E front, fill us in here.

Your thoughs?

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  • $3Bill Comedy
    Chris SchneiderDecember 10, 2012 11:03 AM
    I haven't laughed so hard in a long time! If you get a chance, snap up tickets for $3Bill's "The Fancy Schmancy Razzle Dazzle Hoity Toity Black Tie (optional) Christmas Affair Show!" The Pulp Fiction inspired Santa scene & the Elf on a Shelf parody are worth the $15 alone! It's easily the funniest Christmas show around!
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  • Amahl
    LizzieDecember 10, 2012 12:26 PM
    Caught Amahl and the Night Visitors at Indy Opera this weekend. It was a beautifully done show - way better than the typical church productions - and the kids LOVED it, even more than hanging with Santa in the lobby!
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  • looking forward
    CWHDecember 10, 2012 12:49 PM
    While I didn't do anything in Indy, I can not wait to see the $3bill show next weekend. This cast is a team of experienced, multi-talented actors/comedians, with keen dynamic timing, and laugh your a#@ off material.
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  • Holiday Gift
    Ed Johnson-OttDecember 10, 2012 1:10 PM
    My son and I attended "Rejoice," Butler's annual musical gift to the community, at Closed Hall. This year's was the best show yet, with the ethereal performance of "Rejoice" the highlight of the evening. Thanks to Butler for the present.
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