going see play is used for…
- en having a date ➜
- en something to do on a date ➜
- en amusement ➜
- en an audience ➜
- en Being entertained ➜
- en cultivation of the human experience ➜
- en cultural satisfaction ➜
- en culturing yourself ➜
- en education ➜
- en enjoyment ➜
- en enlightenment ➜
- en an evening out ➜
- en filling time during a blind date ➜
- en fun ➜
- en to have fun ➜
- en to have fun on a date ➜
- en having a good time ➜
- en killing time ➜
- en learning ➜
- en leisure activity ➜
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Effects of going see play
- en being entertained ➜
- en laughter ➜
- en amusement ➜
- en boredom ➜
- en distraction from the real world ➜
- en emotional flashbacks ➜
- en enjoying the show ➜
- en entertainment ➜
- en entertainment and learning ➜
- en euphory ➜
- en getting assassinated ➜
- en getting a program ➜
- en a greater appreciation of art ➜
- en laugh ➜
- en learning you hate actors ➜
- en I may laugh ➜
- en narcolepsy ➜
- en a negative reaction ➜
- en pleasure ➜
- en satisfaction ➜
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going see play is a subevent of…
- en clap ➜
- en dress up ➜
- en fall asleep, or be inspired ➜
- en fart ➜
- en find your seat ➜
- en you get emotional ➜
- en you get entertained ➜
- en listen ➜
- en you might get dressed up ➜
- en talk to your companion ➜
- en watch the actors ➜
