When I first began catching shows downtown, in late-night Manhattan, in the early nineteen-eighties, a fair amount of what I went to see was called performance art.
Nadia Neophytou, a freelance journalist from New York, had spent the evening catching shows and was going back and forth between the Mohawk and Stubbs.
You may recall my list of discoveries upon re-watching the first few episodes of the original 1988 "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" cartoon -- seeing the show again was both nostalgic and heartwarming, bringing back memories of catching the show after school or on weekends.
In "The Hunger Games" the real enemies are adults, including, of course, the parents catching the show on TV.
As a traveller with limited time, you must do all you can to increase your chances of catching a show.
CATCHING A SHOW We don't have a television, but sometimes after dinner we will watch mindless TV on our laptop, like an episode of"The Good Wife".
But Mr. Jepsen, who made the five-hour drive with his wife from their home near Phoenix, was not all that interested in catching a show on the Strip or gambling in the casinos.
