Jul. 17th, 2002

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[livejournal.com profile] chriso and I are crew for CfY, which opens this weekend.

Evening performances are July 19, 20, 26, 27, August 2, 3, 9 & 10 at 8:00 PM, and matinees are on July 28 and August 4 at 2:30 PM. Ticket prices are $18 general admission, $16 for Seniors and College students, $14 for advanced purchase and $10 for High School students (with ID) and younger, and groups of 10 or more.

For more information check out the Stage 1 website

We also have "2 for 1" coupons, if anyone wants to use them to attend for 1/2 price.
johno: (Default)
[livejournal.com profile] chriso and I are crew for CfY, which opens this weekend.

Evening performances are July 19, 20, 26, 27, August 2, 3, 9 & 10 at 8:00 PM, and matinees are on July 28 and August 4 at 2:30 PM. Ticket prices are $18 general admission, $16 for Seniors and College students, $14 for advanced purchase and $10 for High School students (with ID) and younger, and groups of 10 or more.

For more information check out the Stage 1 website

We also have "2 for 1" coupons, if anyone wants to use them to attend for 1/2 price.
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On a costume mailing list there is current war stories swapping thread and in a friend's LJ she wrote about waking up from a nap, jumping to her baby and dealing with the issue, before she fully realized there was a problem.

These 2 threads brought back this memory....

As many folks know, I work back stage at the Masquerade Costume Competitions that many SF Cons hold.

A few years back, during the technical run through. I was watching a entry block out their presentation. Young girl comes out, looks lost and peers around looking for someone. Out of the wings comes a Alien (as in the movies) who sneaks up on her.

They did a couple of run troughs, working on their blocking and pacing and such. "Great costume" I thought, "but boring presentation." So I turned and began talking with some of the other tech folks about something or other.

Suddenly there was a blood curdling scream of a child in danger.

***bamf***

I was suddenly half way down the aisle, running at full tilt with 3 other guys from the group towards the girl in the clutches of a monster.

It was part of the entry.

Fore brain kicks in, I stop running, the other guys stop running. We look at each other somewhat sheepishly, but also in wonder. Looking back at the confused folks we left behind, someone commented "Guess we know who in this group has kids."

That night, the audience flipped out when the scream hit.

Newt and the Alien was not such a boring entry after all.
johno: (Default)
On a costume mailing list there is current war stories swapping thread and in a friend's LJ she wrote about waking up from a nap, jumping to her baby and dealing with the issue, before she fully realized there was a problem.

These 2 threads brought back this memory....

As many folks know, I work back stage at the Masquerade Costume Competitions that many SF Cons hold.

A few years back, during the technical run through. I was watching a entry block out their presentation. Young girl comes out, looks lost and peers around looking for someone. Out of the wings comes a Alien (as in the movies) who sneaks up on her.

They did a couple of run troughs, working on their blocking and pacing and such. "Great costume" I thought, "but boring presentation." So I turned and began talking with some of the other tech folks about something or other.

Suddenly there was a blood curdling scream of a child in danger.

***bamf***

I was suddenly half way down the aisle, running at full tilt with 3 other guys from the group towards the girl in the clutches of a monster.

It was part of the entry.

Fore brain kicks in, I stop running, the other guys stop running. We look at each other somewhat sheepishly, but also in wonder. Looking back at the confused folks we left behind, someone commented "Guess we know who in this group has kids."

That night, the audience flipped out when the scream hit.

Newt and the Alien was not such a boring entry after all.
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Harlan and Poul strike Beefcake poses


(Updated subject, as I fell into a trap I've dinged other folks for.)
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Harlan and Poul strike Beefcake poses


(Updated subject, as I fell into a trap I've dinged other folks for.)
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