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...first play was more canonical and far more serious: Federico García Lorca’s tragedy “Bodas de sangre” (“Blood Wedding”).“We thought we’d start with a foundational text in Spanish theatre,” TEATRO! founder Julie Ann Crommett ’08 explains. “With ‘Tres sombreros’ we wanted to do something that was more obscure.”Although “Bodas de sangre” is better known...
...think that’s kind of a new thing, integrating Shakespeare as well as music and dance in a way where everything is kind of seamless.” Although the setting of the play has been modernized, Hyperion has kept Shakespeare’s text intact. As Moross notes, Shakespeare’s comedy addresses issues that continue to affect us in the present day and needs no updating. “That kind of desire to find someone and the kind of journey people have to go on to do that, I think that?...
...Carriers also use underhanded tactics to profit off of text messaging. For example, many carriers promote their text messages heavily but set the default limit for new customers unrealistically low, hoping that many will surpass it and rack up huge additional fees in their first month. What’s especially frustrating is that using text messages is hard to avoid. Even if carriers didn’t make it difficult, if not impossible, to call and disable the feature, friends serve as the biggest exit barrier. People who send a text message expect another back in reply, especially during...
...what options remain for concerned consumers? Insist on making phone calls rather than send text messages when possible, and encourage friends to do the same. In addition, customers can call their cell phone operator and demand that they be able to disable or screen text messages. Eventually, operators will be forced to offer cheap text messages to keep their dissatisfied customers...
...even if text messages become fairly priced, you might want to stick to phone calls. Your thumbs will thank...