One Amusing Night in Russian Bars

It's cocktail hour, so I contented myself inside a single nice costume. I dashed to make myself presentable enough by using bare make-up. I was about to have a good time with friends in Russia's hot spots.

We first chilled out in the central, in the elite ambiance of a lounge at the Grand Europe Hotel. The music icon played jazz in a drawn out but sexy way. Aside from this club, there are other entertainment hubs teeming in the nearby arts hub, along with different cultural institutions, theaters, and museums.

After dinner, we moved to a theater in Nevski, where there's a comedy presentation. The show perfectly demonstrates different personalities, including the city sweepers who faithfully clean the streets every morning, the harried civil servants who are late for another council meeting, the nannies who take out their children for a walk, and the upper middle class people who buy pricey goods from Paris.

I must say, the latter show we went to was definitely good. The years have passed, but the original play created during the early part of the century still has worth. The mastermind behind the show is indeed great, despite the march of time. His work continues to be much-awaited in the middle of these fine streets, where we shop, dine, and lounge to see and be seen.