Going to a Play Over the Hill

I live on the outskirts of LA and truly dislike going downtown. I sometimes joke that I will only go "over the hill" if required by a summons. I didn't receive a summons, but an invitation from a friend to go see a play at the Music Center. I accepted. The picture above is of the Taj Mahoney. It is a cathedral that has been unofficially named after Cardinal Mahoney who was responsible for it being built. I wish that I could tell you the real name of the cathedral, but I don't know it and I didn't see any signs saying what it is named. I don't think that it's much to look at from the outside. Perhaps the interior is nice. It is not really slanted like that, I took the picture in a hurry when driving by.
This is the Disney Center and again, I don't know the proper name of it. It really is slanted like that, unlike the cathedral.
These fountains I really liked. At night they're lit up with soft pink lights which creates a magical mood.

This fountain is in the Music Center. We sat here for about a half an hour and watched and listened to the water. I enjoyed that part as much as the play. The play, Radio Golf, wasn't bad, but I was tired after a long day. I had gotten up early, been in class all day and wasn't really in the mood to sit through two and three quarter hours of dialogue. I really could have used some singing and dancing to keep my attention and more room to stretch my legs.

My camera needed to be hidden before going inside. They confiscate cameras and sometimes search purses, so my friend hid my camera in his pants in a spot that no one would likely pat down. Rather than take away cameras, I think that they should take away cell phones. I counted five phone calls during the performance.