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Go Colts.
Clearly a certain playoff game dominated the entertainment offerings this weekend. But there was more going
on and I hope you’ll take a minute to post what you saw, heard or otherwise experienced this weekend.
For me, the weekend
started with the Indiana Repertory Theatre’s "Romeo and Juliet" (more on that in next week’s print IBJ). I also
caught up with "The Hurt Locker" on DVD (powerful stuff that is more a very tense mood piece then a narrative film)
and read Robert Sikoryak’s brilliantly oddball 2009 book "Masterpiece Comics," which morphs popular comic strip
characters with great works of literature. The result is highlighted by a concise "Candide" as a series of Ziggy
panels, Camus by way of Superman, and Blondie and Dagwood as Adam and Eve. Indiana’s own Garfield is included…as a key player
in "Dr. Faustus."
How about you?
And, even if you didn’t leave the house, do ou have any thoughts on
the pair of American Idolers who sang the National Anthem for the playoff games?
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