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Glamrock

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3. Agreed!

Reply to Sailor65x1 (Reply #1)

Sun May 13, 2018, 12:25 AM

May 2018

And, a "bad crowd" should make one work harder, not less so. Although, I'm a musician not an actor, so I could be off base. But that's how I've always operated....

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Do people attending plays & musicals have a moral obligation to the performers to try to stay awake? [View all] Demovictory9 May 2018 OP

Shouldn't the converse be true? Sailor65x1 May 2018 #1

Agreed! Glamrock May 2018 #3

i recently attended a good play on less than a full night's sleep Demovictory9 May 2018 #4

Perhaps The Problem Is Me. May 2018 #2

good point. Demovictory9 May 2018 #5

Comment following the article: Demovictory9 May 2018 #6

Sorry But I Find His Comments Disappointing Me. May 2018 #12

A true story about Brahms thewhollytoast May 2018 #10

Nah. If they can't keep you awake .., KPN May 2018 #7

I see two problems with this Docreed2003 May 2018 #8

Plays, musicals, movies and church sermons are all great places to catch up democratisphere May 2018 #9

One's view of this probably depends on how much stage time one has had. byronius May 2018 #11