I didn't do much during the morning, basically I was hanging out with Do and Mary - sometimes in the main hall, sometimes on the stairs. Besides to get to know each other better, nothing spectacular happened until Keith's play startet - and it was really funny.
He wrote it himself and it was about a guy (Jonathan), hopelessly in love with the mysterious Turandot (Juliet), who wakes up dead and tries to find out, what happens to him. He obviously was one the fools who tried to solve her riddles and failed, which didn't stop his love for her, very much to the annoying of his dead companion (Neil), who fails to talk some sense into him.
Originally Vincent supposed to be in the play but he never showed up but kept Keith's script with him, so that he was replaced by Jonathan. I must say, I did not like Jonathan as a person, but I was impressed by the performance he gave on stage. He was simply gorges as the hysterical "fool for love" and Neil was pretty good as his unintended companion, who became more and more impatient by Jonathan's mental blindness. A running gag besides Jonathan's yelling was, that he pronounced Turandot's name wrong as "Turandoh" and was constantly corrected by a more and more unnerved Neil: "...DOT!!!" :-) Juliet was as great as always, playing her Turandot quite delusional and Keith' seemed to be very pleased by his actors performances and laughed happily quite often :-)
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