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The policy a the time was if you couldn't do 1 show even a rehearsal you couldn't take the contract for the whole run. (This was years ago so this may have changed) I have never seen grown adults cry more at a job than this one.

If you weren't on their good side you were picked on until you cried. It was a fun place to work because you got to work a different show each night.

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