Well, the performance was mediocre. Could have done worse, could have done much better.
Unfortunately, we were failed by the videocamera crew. We gave our videocamera to the guy with the most expensive-looking camera and asked him to record the performance; afterwards, he came to us saying "sorry, didn't notice it was set for taking photos"
But then, the rest of the evening was awsome. It was a pre-christmas party for the mentally disabled, and, my god, they're such great people. They really do enjoy the little things of life with such unfiltered happiness, they are so straight with everything they do. When we finished the performance, the announcer just said "and now it's time for you to dance", and before the music even started playing, the dancefloor was full. Unlike "normal" people, they had no fear or shyness of us, they just came and asked for a dance. It was really refreshing to join them, like lifting all the burdens of everyday life and just enjoying the present. It felt almost like back in childhood
Several of them came to me, asking seriously: "where did you find that princess?"
Unfortunately, we were failed by the videocamera crew. We gave our videocamera to the guy with the most expensive-looking camera and asked him to record the performance; afterwards, he came to us saying "sorry, didn't notice it was set for taking photos"
But then, the rest of the evening was awsome. It was a pre-christmas party for the mentally disabled, and, my god, they're such great people. They really do enjoy the little things of life with such unfiltered happiness, they are so straight with everything they do. When we finished the performance, the announcer just said "and now it's time for you to dance", and before the music even started playing, the dancefloor was full. Unlike "normal" people, they had no fear or shyness of us, they just came and asked for a dance. It was really refreshing to join them, like lifting all the burdens of everyday life and just enjoying the present. It felt almost like back in childhood
Several of them came to me, asking seriously: "where did you find that princess?"