Theater PSA

[surrealestate]

If you haven't already seen the fabulous hahathor in As Bees in Honey Drown, you only have THREE chances left (one tonight, two tomorrow), so get on it!

Y'all know I rarely promote theater I'm not involved in because if I plugged every single show connected to my very talented and prolific friends, my LJ would just be yet another guide to the local arts scene. But this one is special, so it deserves special mention. Some of you know the extent to which I dislike and try to avoid long drives, especially at night (if you don't, it's very very very much), but since it was my only opportunity to see it, I attended last night's performance then got on the road for a 90-mile drive, arriving at my destination around midnight.

And it was so totally worth it.

Yay! Go Jenny!



PS: Also, come to Pi-Con this weekend, where I'll be. I've got two cookie-pis in the oven right now for tonight's Pajama Party and it only gets better from there. :)

Comments

[hahathor.livejournal.com]

Thanks so much surrealestate, both for the plug and for the late night drive. I hate driving period, and especially at night, so I know what it meant, and I'm deeply honored.

There's actually three shows left, tonight at 8, tomorrow at 2, and tomorrow at 8. I would recommend ordering tix in advance; it saves you a couple of bucks, and it guarantees a seat.

Oh, and if you use the discount code FBFAN, that's $2 off the price, neatly covering the Brown Paper Tickets fee.

[surrealestate.livejournal.com]

Oops, corrected. I must have been thinking two days. And excellent discount code!

But you really were amazing and totally deserve all the kudos.


(ETA: And the point of mentioning that I totally did not regret the show-then-drive thing wasn't to make any point about any sacrifice. It was more that I do sometimes inconvenience myself to see friends' shows, which I don't always enjoy (nor expect to, tbh) and I don't really mind because it's for a friend, and of course I also know what it's like to be on the performing end. In this case, I expected to be glad I saw the show but still be cranky over the circumstances, but I wasn't. You were so awesome that the fact that you're my friend was almost incidental -- there was no sacrifice whatsoever. :)