Tonight, two of my heroes on stage together, before my very own eyes. Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen, Professor X and Magneto. I bought the tickets not knowing or even caring what the play Waiting for Godot was about. What does it matter really? The production is the first time the two much compared great friends have worked on stage together since 1977. They of course starred together in X-Men, but seeing them both perform on stage, live, well I just can't wait. I'm a huge Star Trek fan, the person I'm seeing it with is a huge Lord of the Rings fan. And we both like X-Men, so this couldn't have been more perfect.
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Tonight, two of my heroes on stage together, before my very own eyes. Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen, Professor X and Magneto. I bought the tickets not knowing or even caring what the play Waiting for Godot was about. What does it matter really? The production is the first time the two much compared great friends have worked on stage together since 1977. They of course starred together in X-Men, but seeing them both perform on stage, live, well I just can't wait. I'm a huge Star Trek fan, the person I'm seeing it with is a huge Lord of the Rings fan. And we both like X-Men, so this couldn't have been more perfect.