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+1 and thanks for gifting IAmSinistar a copy of the game. So glad to see that.

I'm afraid it would be too long before I could play it, so I'm not entering, but thanks for the initial giveaway as well.

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And I've not really been to the theatre much. I've seen more operas than I have theatre productions.

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And congratulations. Good luck with the performances!
Post edited March 07, 2014 by adambiser
I am not in. TBH it would just be any game for me; I don't know it, except the title, and others here wrote they have it on their wishlist - so I don't wanna stay in way :)
But I wanna share a bit time with you all, because this (double!) give away of the honourable "Roman" LinustheBold is great! And this fantastic community here is too (can one say this often enough?).

I can say that I really enjoyed "Peer Gynt" in our beloved old states theater, a couple years ago. Mainly the music of Edvard Grieg was catching me to go there, and my then-girlfriend quite loved the play. So I bought two tickets, which were very very cheap (10 € both!), because I was a student... aaah the glory times... ^^
We came late on that evening a couple minutes (>woman's fault!) and had to sit first "under the roof", till the pause. The places for the late-comers.... They were nearly full, haha... (Someone heard the cliché of the over-punctual germans? Forget it! ^^)
So our first seats were distant to the stage and had a steep angle, but the view on it and into the orchestra pit was very good, also the acoustics. I found it better than the second half at our proper seats in row 4 or 5.
I remember not much of the play in detail, but we had a very nice evening with this great play and live orchestra music. With two different views! And these cheap tickets! YEAH! (With a beer it'd have been the perfect evening... just kidding ^^)

Now is only one thing left to say (if not to late): BREAK A LEG! :)
Post edited March 06, 2014 by gamefood
Good luck with your play, I am in, thanks.
Echo to everyone, I keep seeing IAmSinistar give away games, really nice guy.
Not in but thank you for your generosity LinustheBold, and congratulations to Sinistar :).
Oh and good luck to the others for the second copy..
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blotunga: Not in but thank you for your generosity LinustheBold, and congratulations to Sinistar :).
Oh and good luck to the others for the second copy..
Echo to the one above me. :)
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LinustheBold: Superb generous statement.
That's so very nice of you! Thanks again for your kindness, Linus! :)

(Yay, now Sinistar owns Project Eden!) :)
In real life, I've actually more often heard "DON'T break a leg", but perhaps that might be related to someone actually breaking a leg in a play I was in.

I've played in only one play, a relatively minor character who ended up solving the major problem that the play was centered around, but when people were supposed to thank me for it, every time they forgot my character's name. :P

I've also made the most of writing for a Christmas play when I was in high school. I was the only guy on the team to come up with the story and direction and ended up also being the only one in the team not to actually be on stage due to stage fright, but all ideas I brought up were put in, so I was kind of happy with that.

A friend of mine stars in a new play every year, and I've made a point of it to try and go to each one, though I missed the second one last year.

Oh, and I think I should also mention I'd like to be in, right?
Count me in, thx! :)

Good luck with the play :>
Our first couple of shows are come and gone, and we're still kicking. Bumping this for people who may have missed it a few days ago.
Thank you for the giveaway! Also I hope all went well on your opening night!! :D

In & +1! :D
Thank you for the generous opportunity, LinustheBold. +1

Speaking of, I love this(youtube clip) song from the Ides of March soundtrack. That slow build up, just brings the biggest grin on my face.

I'm in!
I'm in!

Et tu, Brute?
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LinustheBold: Our first couple of shows are come and gone, and we're still kicking. Bumping this for people who may have missed it a few days ago.
Great!

... and BUMP! ;)
I'm in, thank you!