"CULTURE"

[bpmMonkey 6,212]

So speaking of wannabe-cultural-literates, I thought more about other forms of cultural expressions - mostly because I now finally wanna watch Hamlet, which is currently running at the theater I'm working at. I generally prefer newly developed shows and not necessarily classics reinterpreted. 
Leading towards my question: what other forms of traditional art do you consume? I watched a couple of ballets and really enjoyed them, don't really get into opera, go to the theater (the proper, European one, without the singing) a lot and maybe add a gallery to the mix once a month. 
Soooo how about the rest of y'all, what do you enjoy and would recommend to someone else ? 🤗

[zevthepaparazzo 666]

Flamenco is amazing to watch, and yoghurt is cool I guess

[weed 74,629]

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[Pablo 7,923]

I got to and participate in local art shows

[Cavadour 2,498]

Not into classical music per se, but along the years I fell in love with some Schubert (string quartets), Chopin (piano solo pieces) or Erik Satie (Gymnopédies and Gnossiennes) and neo classical artists like Philip Glass, Michael Nyman (composer of most Peter Greenaway movies) or young interprets such as Víkingur Ólafsson...

[Bonkers 29,766]

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