We went to see Harold Pinter's 'No man's land' - Honestly, these two (And Damien Molony) being in it attracted me to seeing it and I was certain it'd be 100% too intellectual for me - but I really enjoyed it.

that's awesome!

they were lovely! And it's interesting, my instinct for people seeing plays purely due to cast would be judgey. But actually, it made me see something I would normally not be so curious about

and also me and my housemate chatted about it all the way home and what we thought. It was great!

well, I drove to NYC purely to see Alan Rickman on Broadway a few years ago, so... but I've seen plays just for the sake of seeing plays quite a bit too.

It's definitely worth it! I see why you did!

Also to see them live is so different too, I found. :3 Plus now, most importantly you have wonderful memories. <3

it's a very special experience

What did he do on Broadway?

it was a play called Seminar

this is him signing my playbill A FOOT AWAY FROM ME

OH GOD. YAS.

...lol sorry, don't mean to take over your plurk

NO not at all

a delight to see. Gosh, he's wonderful.

Did you get to speak to him? c.c;

I just said 'thank you so much.' He made eye contact and smiled! Husband asked if he would bring the play to Boston and Alan just smiled and didn't answer. (they didn't)