#gpbc

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       Finally the day of opening night was upon them! Crosscut had spent the entire past week preparing everything for the performance, going over lines with actors, making sure the sets and lighting were perfect, setting up the arrangements for the after party, the seating, the tickets. It had all been exhausting work, but it would be worth it, worth it if tonight was a success, worth it to bring the beauty of theater back to the Cybertonian race! 

    But, as much as there was still to be done he made sure to make time for one special mission. The director stood at hab suite door, one he’d gotten very familiar with in the last few months, giving a firm knock before waiting. He’d promised he’d walk Hoist to his seat before the play started, he promised to his partner and also to himself..Maybe it was silly, or superstitious of him but he knew he’d feel much more relaxing knowing for a fact that the maintenance worker was safe on his way to the theater and in his chair. Not to mention he’d arranged for him to have a very goof view of the stage in this designated seat. 

      The Lost Light grand opening of the theatrical production of Crosscut’s newest work Good People. Bad choices!  

     The play with obviously be taking place in the theater, an after party will be held at the bar where there will be food, drinks and discussions of the play with fellow audience members as well as the cast of the performance. 

( This will be an open topic for all to play, and will go on for as long as you wish or see fit to it. To participate just use the tag GPBC if your rp is related to the event) 

     (If you wish for your character to take part in the production itself feel free to message me so a part may be assigned to you. Also feel free to message if you have any other questions on the matter. And most importantly have fun~!) 

                                                  Play Summary 

     The play follows a soon to be retired detective, agent Jackson, through an interview of his last case. In the story Jackson talks not only of the crime and how he solved it but of the people he’s met and befriended in his years. Thieves, crooks, drug addicts, conmen, prostitutes, all walks of life, the detective tells of these people, his sympathies for them and their stories of how they got to where they are today.