By Anna Rose Meeds
One of the best ways to add a bit of creativity into your life is by attending an artistic event. Whether you visit a sculpture museum, attend a ballet, listen to an orchestra, or watch a musical, there is much to be gained from supporting art.
On Wednesday, I went to see the two-man play Greater Tuna at my university. Scathingly hilarious, satire filled this entire show which kept the audience laughing and engaged with the story. Even better, the two actors did a brilliant job of playing 20 characters. Some of the costume changes were less than 15 seconds, but they both remained believable and amusing. Everything from a harried housewife to an enthusiastic Baptist preacher to a dog-killing old woman to a sweet little boy appeared on the stage. By the end of the show, you have met many types of caricatures of people from a small town.
art in short bursts 