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Pages Audiences My lords, ladies, gentlemen and others It appears that you are either intending to be an audience member in this ethereal little theatre, for at least one forthcoming performance, or you are here only for a tour. If the latter is the case, you may merely intend to boast to your friends, subsequently, that you have been here. Even if you are here for a performance, perhaps having attended a few earlier ones, please note that your experiences as an audience member are meant to improve your future conversational and leadership abilities. During most performances here, however, you will be asked to remain silent, and to sit or stand still, depending upon your location. Attentiveness is very important when carefully observing what is happening. In the 21st century, most people find it difficult to observe anything carefully. There are too many distractions. Minds wander. The volume rises. The lights flash. The fireworks explode. There is plenty of sensation and very little perceptiveness in much entertainment elsewhere, just as there are plenty of opinions offered in the world but little rationale. In this little theatre, only persons supplying enlightened forms of patronage are permitted to attend the private, exclusive performances. Only they are permitted to participate in the private tours. Patrons are persons of perceptiveness. They seek explanations rather than salient sensations. They want to make sense of situations at a deeper level than is usual for most people. If you are intending to become one of the remarkably well-informed patrons here, will you sit attentively in a beautiful box? Will you stand serenely in the impressive stands? Will you sprawl expressively in the adaptable stalls? Will you show gracious empathy from an astonishing balcony? Will you perch appropriately amongst the gods? In anticipation of sprezzatura performances, audience members are encouraged to become acquainted with all associated subjects. There is no excuse for ignoring the necessity to be well prepared, understatedly attentive and a true servant of art and enlightenment. Even for public performances, at least half of our usual audience members are amateur musicians, singers, writers and actors, or they once were. At least twenty percent of the rest consider themselves to be arts professionals, though most other persons would consider the majority of those individuals to be amateurs, or excessively lucky. Most of the remainder of the audience are either business people or politicians or professionals, or relatively affluent, and relatively healthy, retirees. Half a dozen or so bewildered additional individuals may only be here as a consequence of acquiring their tickets as gifts. Even the most well-informed audience member is likely to be overwhelmed here. The relatively ignorant ones, therefore, should proceed with extreme caution. On the public tour, all sorts of persons wander through here, very few of whom are appropriately attired. They usually look like typical, bedraggled tourists in their ill-fitting leisure wear. For all performances and presentations, whether inclusive or exclusive, audience members are encouraged to dress their best. Many do so formally,