Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Our show is no longer performed in this theatre.
Speaker1: Oh no, so what now?
Speaker2: I found some small place where they still perform it, but it’s far away from the town.
Speaker1: Ah so it’s not an option.
Speaker2: Not really.
Speaker1: So what should we do?
Speaker2: I’m looking for some other performances that we will like.
Speaker1: It will be difficult with our preferences ;)
Speaker2: I’ll still try ;)
Speaker2: I found something that may be suitable for us.
Speaker1: What is it? Give me the title.
Speaker2: “Longer than enough”.
Speaker1: What is it about?
Speaker2: About a guy with schizophrenia who tries to operate his own business.
Speaker1: Hmm sounds interesting, is in the city theatre?
Speaker2: Yes, it is, tickets are the same price as for the previous one.
Speaker1: I need to read a bit about it but generally I think it will be ok.
Speaker2: Great, so let me know, if your decision is yes I will book the tickets.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1's show is no longer performed in a city theatre. Speaker2 found a different performance that they might like. It is called "Longer than enough" and is about a man with schizophrenia who tries to operate his own business. The tickets cost the same price as for the previous one.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1s tells Speaker2 he loves her.