It'd been a gorgeous day! Finally, something like weather I'm used to!

So this skinny little white chick had spent the day just walking around the village, nosing in here and there in a white lace babytee tank and my softest set of jeans (the ones I'd brought with me) cut down to cut-offs and my half-boots. Loving the weather ( Read more... )

Drusilla woke up in the theatre holding onto one of her Victorian porcelain dolls with confusion. She would never attend a theatre alone and why did her doll have a blindfold over its eyes? Drusilla removed the blindfold and hurried out of the theatre in a panic. She was clad in a modest, yellow dress and bonnet and looked terrible frightened. This ( Read more... )

Eli wasn't a big musical fan, but he did appreciate entertainment and Rocky Horror was one of those movies that he had watched as a kid and liked, even if there was a lot of singing in it. Of course, he knew it was a stage play, too, but Eli had never seen live theatre before. He preferred somewhere where he could sit back and eat popcorn ( Read more... )

Dru wandered through the narrow backstage hallways of the theatre. There was a song in the air that sounded sweet and like a nursery rhyme, but it was one she had never heard before. Drusilla walked farther into the recess of the theatre's backstage until she came to the door of the prop room. The song was inside and she wanted to hear it more ( Read more... )

Mary, to be quite honest, has no idea what to expect of this...movie theater. She's just getting started with photography, and now she's going to see what is to evolve from that. And a movie about Titanic, no less. She still isn't sure if that's slightly disrespectful to her lost family, but she decides not to dwell on it ( Read more... )

Kit was adjusting all right to the village, all things considered. It was a bit annoying to not be able to leave, admittedly, but, then, he hadn't been able to leave Hell the last few decades (well, he could have, but he hadn't really pushed to), so confinement wasn't exactly a new thing. And there were interesting people to watch and stories to ( Read more... )

It was quiet in Lynn's room at the hotel. She had grown accustomed to Matilda being there. There were three bedrooms in her room, one being her own, and Matilda had lived in the room that used to be her daughter's room. Now with the little girl gone, the place seemed even larger than usual. Granted, Alice was always nice company to have around ( Read more... )

The theatre wasn't exactly run down as it was fully functional, but it didn't look like a theatre in Vegas either. The outside was mostly brick, but no one had taken care of it in a while. Inside, the front of house was clean, though the carpet was worn and the wallpaper was original which dated it to the early 1900s. The only update was that there ( Read more... )

The night was the night for Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. While there had been some hiccups along the way - thankfully Spike had been able to quell Drusilla's hissy fit on not being able to use real blood in the production - the dress rehearsal had gone as well as anyone could want and now it was time for  the real thing. Opening ( Read more... )

The musical was happening and it made Drusilla excited. The set was already being built as the actors were called in for their first real rehearsal. What was once just text on paper would come to life and it was really the violence that the vampire was eager to see - violence with permission. The back stage was bustling with workers building and ( Read more... )