Theodore arrived with a folder tucked beneath one arm and nervous about the meeting. For someone who regularly stepped onto a stage in six-inch heels and performed in front of packed crowds, sitting down across from Sada to discuss funding somehow felt more intimidating. He set the folder on her desk and smoothed a hand over the cover before offering her a sheepish smile. “So, you already know why we’re here today.”

He slid the folder toward her, excitement beginning to creep into his voice despite himself. "For the final show of the season, I want to do something we've never done before. Not just another drag performance, but a full on production. The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Actors, dancers, costumes, practical props, a real set, audience participation kits, the whole thing." Theodore leaned forward slightly, unable to hide his enthusiasm now. "I've put together a rough budget, production schedule, staffing needs, and projected ticket sales. It's ambitious, I know that. But if we're going to end the season, I want people talking about it for years afterward."