Today on this the glorious fifteenth of April, Taxon has been in business for a full year- and so a celebration is in order, or so apparently think the hamster overlords in charge of tweaking their citizens.
The Palais Garnier is a beautiful place thus far mostly neglected by everyone who isn't its very lovely current owner, and that is a
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Step right this way, ladies and gentlemen- but only after the usher has checked your tablet to see who you are and make sure you're old enough to be here.
(Yes, you're being ID'd. By Extras. Cope.)
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Leila wouldn't miss this if her attendance were voluntary, because she loves Sol and is the best girlfriend in the world and also it gives her an excellent excuse to troll him later on. Still, she's a little bemused by the goings-on.
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She'd never been very good at resisting a party.
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That said... she's not entirely sure what's going on tonight, but she's looking forward to seeing the show.
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Oh dear gods it's Glitch. And by the massive grin on his face he is thrilled to be there, so thrilled in fact that he may. Just. Start singing. Also dancing.
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome!
Fremde, étranger, stranger.
Glüklich zu sehen, je suis enchanté,
Happy to see you! Bleibe, reste, stay.
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome
Im Cabaret, au Cabaret, to Cabaret!Chorus completed, he took a commanding stance to address the audience. "Meine damen und herren, mesdames et messieurs, ladies..." He trailed off, leered, and arched an eyebrow ( ... )
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That was the only explanation for what was happening. She’d taken her imprisonment - not to mention the giant hamsters - in her stride, but this was a step too far.
She hadn’t intended to head to the theatre - she hadn’t intended to leave the Northern Island at all, actually - but she’d found herself crossing the city and taking her seat before she could protest. When the music began and Glitch stepped out on to the stage, she knew that world had been temporarily emptied of sense and reason.
For a moment, DG buried her face in her hands, torn between embarrassment, incredulity and amusement. It was impossible to look away for long. She watched the show unfold with a sort of horrified - how many people were in the theatre, anyway? - fascination, trying to guess what he was talking about and what would happen next.
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And then, amazingly, things got worse. Not terribly long after the stage was cleared, a familiar form dropped into the conveniently vacant seat beside DG.
"Hallo, liebling," Glitch announced with a grin and draped an arm around her shoulders. Thankfully he'd retrieved the coat. "Enjoying the show?"
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“I prefer shows I choose to go to,” she said, debating - and deciding against, for now - wriggling away from his arm. Then: “Liebling?”
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When the curtains open, Solomon Koenig is at the front of the stage with a microphone, grinning at the assembled audience in his police costume, complete with the hat that he can apparently leave on. He may not be entirely sure why this is happening, but it's kind of brilliant, so all right. He'll roll with it.
"Okay, ladies and gents," he greets them, apparently prompted by the glitch itself. Those familiar with the routine they're about to reenact may know which lines get skipped, and can probably guess why. "We may not be very good, but we're here, we're live, and for one night only - we're going for the full monty ( ... )
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She's not traumatized, but she might be a bit embarrassed on his behalf.
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Oh. Okay.
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Hello, Bruce.
Hello, Enfys.
Hello, Penny.
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The Palais Garnier boasts a magnificent banquet hall, which Extras have been toiling since this morning or perhaps sometime yesterday to have prepared for the after-party. There are no ID checks here; all of Taxon is invited to a lovely dinner and then any way they care to entertain themselves afterwards, just as long as they remain more or less PG13.
Your talented performers had best have their pants back on.
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Though he'd love it if he could remember how he ended up there in the first place.
"Usually I get a few drinks before that happens..." he says to no one in particular, swiping a glass of champagne off one the tables and downing it like a pro.
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"I'm sure there's worse things out there," she comments, coming up behind him and snagging one herself.
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"Worse than me being cruelly deprived of alcohol? No, not possible," he says with smile, reaching over to swipe a second glass, which he'll work on more slowly. He is usually this full of shit, for the record.
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