The roar of the crowd, or the chirp of the crickets?

[kukla_tko]

Just for my own information, I was wondering who is planning to attend our performance of "Much Ado About Nothing" on Wednesday at 6pm in Dogtown.

So, behold! It is a poll!

Ok, not an official LJ poll, just an informal poll. Use the comments.


Are you planning to attend the performance of Much Ado About Nothing, the final performance of Tricia's Treasure Chest of Faeries?

Option 1: No, I can't come to your show.
Option 2: Yes, I wouldn't miss it for the world. (Rain or shine!)
Option 3: I plan to come, but if it is raining I will not come.
Option 4: I'm thinking about coming, and I want you to persuade me.

In case you're an Option 4 reader, let me offer some incentives:
Pat's Bar has an awesome deal on fried chicken, as well as other delectable foods. Also, they are a bar.
If you're worried about childcare, I should point out that the show is family-friendly. Bring them!
Shakespeare too high-brow for you? Much Ado About Nothing is NOT in Iambic Pentameter. Heck, when we do it it's almost modern vernacular.
Don't have lawn chairs? We will be providing *some* seating.
Planning to go to the opening of Shakespeare in the Park instead? Consider us the opening-opening act. After we finish our show we plan to parade over to Art Hill for the Taming of the Shrew!

Comments

Sadly I'm option 1

[klasek1987.livejournal.com]

As much as I want to go and be there no matter what, I have no way down there. :(

Re: Sadly I'm option 1

[kukla-tko42.livejournal.com]

Let me see what I can do...

[bradhicks.livejournal.com]

*grimace* I'd said I would come. If it ends up just raining and you're 100% sure you'll do it anyway even in the rain, I'll try to show up. That's the plan, anyway.

But Kukla? They're saying chance of severe weather - hail, high winds, potential tornadoes. How bad can it get and you'll still put on the show that day?

[kukla-tko42.livejournal.com]

I will cancel the show rather than make an audience sit in awful weather.

If it is drizzling or just threatening, I think people will hang about. You know, they've been predicting doom and gloom since the weekend, and we've only gotten scattered thunderstorms that move in and then move out.

If it is really terrible, I will see if Pat's will let us do a "reading" in costume of the show instead of a full-blown production.

[hardrockitty.livejournal.com]

The Rock will be over in the park doing the coffee thing. I will be closing EWB. Since it is right next to my house I will see if you are still there by the time I get home if not. I might try to catch you in the park.

On the plus side there has been lots of chatter on the FACESPACE about it. I wouldn't be surprised if you see a lot of people you don't know.

Either way Break a LEG!

[kukla-tko42.livejournal.com]

Our plan is to be done in just over an hour. (We tried to get it down to an hour, but I'm not sure if we'll hit that mark.)

We're going to do our thing, then go up the hill to see the Taming of the Shrew.

[snowtiger42.livejournal.com]

I'm an option 1, as I'll be off in the woods, but I wish you the mightiest of broken legs. Hope this rocks ass.

[kukla-tko42.livejournal.com]

Yeah yeah. Rub it in. :D

I hope it rocks, too. Send me good weather mojo, ok?

[sevenstars777.livejournal.com]

I would really like to come, but sadly, I can't manage to be out late (with child, whose bed time is 8pm, in tow) and still be able to get up at 6 am for work the next day. I am sorry.

[kukla-tko42.livejournal.com]

Well, actually it is *supposed* to be an hour. We're currently a bit over on time, but I would think that you could get the little one to bed on time if you came down. We should seriously be entirely DONE by 7:30 at the latest.