Showing posts with label entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label entertainment. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

"Are you not entertained?!?"

But seriously, are you? Because if not, or even if you are but wouldn't mind a little more...

The musical "Next to Normal" is at the 5th Avenue Theatre and comes highly recommended (both by a psychologist and a non-psychologist). It is a rock musical about a family dealing with a bipolar mother--intriguing, right? The musical was on Broadway for three years, and won a few Tony's during its run there (for best leading actress, best orchestration, and best score, if I'm not mistaken). It also won a Pulitzer. Apparently the play is fantastically intense, emotional, and...musical. I figure it may interest the fellow psych-enthusiasts out there. Here is the link:


And, for the under-25 crowd, tickets are discounted (I'm not sure by how much) if you buy them day-of-show. Ahhh, to be young!
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For a free-er and faster form of musical entertainment, here's a really awesome and semi-psychology-related song. It uses samples from something like 37 films and spoken word records.

"Frontier Psychiatrist" by The Avalanches: