Shakespeare on the Boston Common

Posted on July 30th, 2008 by EliciaBasoli

Last night, the 360 crew headed to the Boston Common for “Shakespeare on the Common.”  This year’s production is As You Like It it’s the 13th annual production of Shakespeare on the Common.  We had the nose-bleed seats and it was a little hard to hear, so it was mainly a social event and just a beautiful night in the park.  Boston summers almost make you forget Boston winters.  Almost.

Watching Shakespeare together was a first for our group.  But unlike an episode of The Office, where things inevitably turn painfully awkward, we just had a lot of fun.

Meagen and Jackie

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  1. LauraTomasetti ~ Aug 17, 2008 at 10:07 pm

    Thanks to Maegen for the trip to Stop & Shop and all the goodies!

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