In the days between and including the 4th and the 8th, we watched three plays. The first one, on the 4th, was The Phantom of the Opera! I thought that it was an o.k. show but it was still good.
The next one, on the 6th, was one called Matilda.
Now this is one that I really enjoyed. Not only because I have watched the movie, but because I have read the book. The story is about a young, five year old girl, who is really smart. She goes to a school who has a wicked, world class hammer throwing maniac woman for a principal! I won't spoil the rest for you so you'll have to watch the movie which is available on Netflix.
The last one, and my favorite, was Les Miserable. You may not know the characters in the description but that's o.k. because you'll get them when you wach the movie.
Jean Valjean is a prisoner in London. He was arrested for steeling a loaf of bread for his sister and family. He passes his time in prison and is let out. Nobody shows him kindness except for the bishop, who lies to the police about Jean Valjean when he tries to steal the bishops silver utensils. Instead, he tells them that ha gave the silverware to Jean Valjean. Many years later, he is a semi rich person who helps anyone who he can. When he comes across a little girl,(Cosette), in the forest, alone, he asks her name. She tells it to him and takes him to her home when he asks her to. He buys her off the owner of the pub (M. Thénardier). Anyway, that's the beginning of the story. I don't want to ruin it for you so I won't go any further. It was a very good show though.