Being in Pensacola was alot of fun - since I've only ever been in the Panhandle one or two times in my life - and never here specifically.
The part of town we were in was very cute. Starting with our hotel, the Sole Inn. It had a very modern feel to it, with some fun furniture and artwork both inside and out. Though it did have a slightly disturbing fountain featuring a headless mermaid - but that aside, very cute.
The whole downtown area was filled with shops and trendy little restaurants. I can recommend The Leisure Lounge, where Aaron and I had lunch before the show. Its a very hippstery little eatery with great atmosphere and really good food (the mushrooms cooked in red wine and garlic are to die for) and the Tin Cow, where a bunch of us went after the show to build our own burgers and partake of their 'Spiked Shakes'. I had the Pecan Pie flavored one - but there are a bunch, like Red Velvet Cake or Peanut Butter Cup.
The theatre was very nice - a renovated theatre from the turn of the century. The folks that work there are incredibly proud of all the renovations and were more than excited to give a couple of us a tour and talk about the history of the place. I always think its nice to learn a little about the place you're performing in. Our audience here was great once again - you haven't let us down yet FL!
Though, tomorrow we leave the Sunshine State - and the south all together - to head up to Flint, MI. We have a daunting couple of drives ahead of us to get there and back but our company manager, Deb, has some fun stops planned along the way so all should be well!
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
4/24/13: Pensacola, FL
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