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A Night at the Opera

Having spent a chunk of time in Vienna, my dear friend Megan is a worldly, cultured lady. Yep, that's the same "lady" that kicks the crap out of girls on the Roller Derby Track.
 Nonetheless, she has great taste in classical music, and other things that I would NEVER try in a million years by myself. That's how I found myself meeting her at this fancy little tappas place on Queen Anne (the Sitting Room), and heading to the Seattle Opera on a Saturday night. 

The Opera was Rigoletto - the famous song can be heard in the video below.



The company was wonderful, the people watching was top notch, and the Opera is one thing I'm glad I've checked off my bucket list. It made me feel fancy, but it got a little long near the end. All in all, I had an enjoyable experience!
The Sitting Room - Queen Anne


The Seahawk Space Needle!

Beautiful McCaw Hall

They gave us masquerade masks for the night... YES!

Inside McCaw Hall

We are so classy!

The Stage from our Seats






Our Program

My Ticket!

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