Shall We Dance?

This has been a super busy week so far and I just now have a spare moment to post about the fun night I had at the local dinner theater this past weekend. An old friend of mine (plus her husband and parents) met up with me, my husband, and my parents on Saturday evening for a great performance of The King and I. We have a lovely dinner theater in town called the Alahambra and this was actually the first time I had ever been there. It was almost closed down last year but a local businessman bought and renovated it. It's really nice now and the food was excellent. They have a new chef and they coordinate the meal with the theme of the play. Since our play was set in Siam (which is now Thailand), our meal was Thai-inspired and it was delicious!

Here's what I wore:

Travessia Dress (Anthro)
Cardigan (Belk)
Snakebite Belt (Anthro)
Pessinus Garden Necklace (Anthro)
Lilac Knit Tights (Forever 21)
Grey Suede Wedges (Target)

I picked up these great wedges at Target after seeing them on Kathryn from In Pursuit of Pretty Things. Check out how cute they are with her outfits here and here. They are surprisingly comfortable and I highly recommend them. Check your local Target because I found several left at the one near me even though the website was telling me there weren't any left in my size at the store. Size up because they run small!

We snapped a few pictures outside before the performance since the fountain and garden area in front of the theater was so pretty.





Here's me and my sweetie! He was a good sport about going to the theater even though he doesn't really like musicals. He knows how much I love them! My favorite song from the play is "Shall We Dance" (hence the title of my post). We even took a little spin around the kitchen (our "ballroom") when we got home. ;-)



If you haven't seen the 1956 classic movie version, check out Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner singing "Shall We Dance" in this YouTube clip:



Also, fun fact: The guy who plays Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter movies also played Anna's son in the 1999 version starring Jodie Foster and Chow Yun-Fat.