Tagged

This is the first time I am being tagged.

Last Movie You Saw In The Theater:
I don't remember

Which Book(s) Are You Reading?
None

Favourite Board Game:
No board games. I play only Digger on computer.

Favourite Smells:
Good spicy south-indian food

Favourite Sound:
Beginning part of any movie songs' background music

Worst Feeling In The World:
Feeling of being lonely

Favourite Fast Food Place:
I hate fast food

Finish This Statement:
If I had a lot of money, I'd distribute it to the poor and needy.

Do you sleep with a stuffed animal?
You mean wife?

Storms - Cool or Scary?
Cool when it begins, Scary when it catches-up.

If you could dye your hair any colour, what would it be?
I don't like to dye my hair

Future Child's Name
Long list eh!

Do you drive fast?
Sometimes, yes! But never off-the-control.

One nice thing about the person who sent this to you
Great friend, and a great thinker.

What's under your bed?
There is no space under my bed to keep anything.

Would you like to be born as yourself again?
This is my last birth ;-)

Morning person or night owl?
Wasn't a morning person before. Now I am getting into good routines.

Over easy or Sunny side up?
What does this question mean?

Favourite place to relax
In my bed room

Favourite Pie
Apple Pie

Favourite ice cream flavours
Pina Colada

Of all the people you have tagged this to, who is most likely to respond first?
I am going to tag only Sophia. Sure she'll respond.

I was tagged by Latha: http://waves-latha.blogspot.com/
I wish to tag Sophia: http://carmalin.blogspot.com/

Suresh Karunakaran's The Last Shade of Grey

This Friday when I got few tickets to watch a play by WMC Toastmasters, Bahrain at Gulf Air Club, Salmabad, I went with an open mind. Because this is the first time I am going to a theatre in Bahrain.

And I must say it was a wonderful experience.

The play was an adaption of Othello. Content was localized, character names were changed to Arabic names and story moved to an unknown location in Arabia.

It was no amateurish performance. Dialogues had a perfect blend of local content and the artistic touch, direction was superb, and the artists were at helm.

An effort that can beat Omkara!

The show was stolen by the lady who played the lead role - Dina, who gets killed in the end by the suspicious lover/husband Omar. Artist who played the villain role Istaq was also equally good.

Good background music, proper lighting, and quick to change-over between the scenes and most importantly an accent-neutral dialogue delivery.

The announcer claimed it was a 3-month effort that made this play happen. Looks like lot of efforts have gone behind to deliver this successful in front of an equally enthusiastic 150+ audience.

In all, a good Friday, in Bahrain, and a chance to look at some of them, utilizing their time better than beating around Seef Malls and Dana Malls.

Good Job WMC!