Day One Hundred and Eighty-Six: Tilt

There's an old theater near a construction site for a rail extension in Dallas. I've wanted to take photos of it for a long time (before it gets demolished, which it seems is likely to happen soon), but until today every time I drove by with that in mind there were shady characters hanging around. It's not in a nice neighborhood. So I would just keep on driving. Today, however, the area was pretty clear, so I got out and took a few pictures.

And here are a few more of the pictures I took there.

Day Twenty-Two: Caged Sunset

My friend Cory and I went to see a staged reading of a play called A Head in the Globe this evening. He got free tickets as part of Free Night of Theater 2008. It's a neat idea. This one night, in cities across the country, theaters offer free tickets in order to bring in a new audience to the theater, maybe an audience who wouldn't normally go to the theater. However, this particular play wasn't very good. We had a good time hanging out, but I wish he'd managed to get tickets to something else free instead (maybe Adam Guettel's The Light in the Piazza, which I see was also on the list for free theater tickets). Oh well.

This photo was taken during our search for the performance space.