Science and Plays

On Friday morning, I went into New York City with my mom and sister to go to a science exhibit. It was called Bodies and was in the South Street Seaport. I love biology, and this was such a great experience for me. This exhibit was so successful due to by a bunch of Asian men who donated their bodies to science after they died. The parts of each body were preserved, and how some of them were set up was unbelievable. There was a room for each of the systems of the body, along with the muscles, bones, and certain diseases that could happen to someone. It really was very interesting and anyone who likes bio should definitely go.

This past weekend was filled with drama productions. On Friday night, I went to the fall play, Incorruptible, here at UC. It was a really good performance and the cast did a great job. It was funny and I could tell the audience really enjoyed it.

Then on Saturday, I went into New York City again with my friend Brian to see Young Frankenstein. It was by far the funniest show I have ever seen. The actors were completely hilarious, and had the audience laughing almost every minute. There were times that Brian and I were laughing so hard that we were unable breathe. The music was great, and the energy throughout the room was outstanding. My favorite characters were Igor and Foullooker. I strongly insist that anyone who likes to laugh very hard and enjoys musicals should most definitely go see this show.