watching bluenose show in seattle children’s theater
bluenose program book with ms Hana Lass's signature
it was a nice day last saturday, there is sun shine for a period of time. kids like it more than anything else, it was raining for the last few weekends and they get bored staying indoor. I took them to the seattle center. it was all decorated with christmas light on the trees and magic lights near the water fountain. when it is getting dark, the scene is extremely beautiful, the water display, the holiday music, and the background key arena and internal lights and space needle standing tall in the sun set. I took a shot of the space needle take a look.
we then went to watch a show Bluenose. it is an execellent show for kids. here is the introduction:
“This rollicking pirate story has quick and witty banter, fantastic physical comedy, and a lovely story of tolerance and acceptance. Three red-nosed pirates stumble across a blue-nosed girl fishing in the water around their boat. Being different from them is an unthinkable offense, and they don’t like it! Despite their bumbling, stumbling ways, she teaches them to let go of their prejudices and fears, and they all learn a little bit about themselves along the way.”
three bumbling red-nosed pirates Ratt, Spatt and Knat (Hyland, Emily Chisholm and Brandon Simmons, respectively), who drink, smoke and cuss, encounter the blue-nosed girl Ku (Hana Lass). Ku’s different — and therefore, inferior.
after the show, kids got to go to the stage and ask questions. chris went up there and asked a question to Ku (Hana Lass): when you jump into the water, there is splashes. why is that”. Ms Lass, seemingly not trying to explain the physics of how the water splashes, asked chris: “yah, when you go swimming in the water, do you make splashes?”, to her surprise, chris answered, firmly, “no”. everybody laughed at that point.
chris even got a signature from ms Hana Lass.