An invitation to the opera ◌ Video ◌ 005
Good evening, everyone.
It is my pleasure to cordially invite all of you to attend Royal Oak Theater Company's production of "The Joy Of the Family Who Lives", playing from tomorrow until the end of the month.
It is a stirring drama about the marriage of a young couple, and the troubles they encounter when the event brings the bridegroom's divorced parents together into the same room. There is arguing, yelling, swearing, crying, hugging and kissing - but you must come view the production to see which order they occur in.
For tickets, kindly inquire to the Royal Oak Theater.
I do hope you will come and enjoy the show!
[[ooc: I've just made pretty much all this up. Sorry ^.^o
In any case, the theater is one of the most high-end human theaters on-board, and tickets might run you a pretty penny credit. Unless you sit far in the back along the wall.
Irene has sent some fine complimentary tickets as gifts to certain people:
Holmes (After some hesitation.) With the note: I know you have followed my career, yet I do hope you will enjoy being in the audience.
John With an invitation to meet her backstage after the show, if he so wishes (^.~)
Sherlock With the note: It would be a pleasure to have you attend, sir. At the very least I'm certain the music will appeal to your keen ear.
Shuuichi With the note: I do hope you had a wonderful birthday. Please accept this as a gift, and I hope to meet you again soon in lieu of the party. (To further his musical education)
Akira Takizawa With the note: Please accept this as thanks for coordinating the lovely movie event. I hope you will enjoy this as much in kind.
The tickets have been couriered to your doors - up to you if they arrive before or after her announcement.]]
It is my pleasure to cordially invite all of you to attend Royal Oak Theater Company's production of "The Joy Of the Family Who Lives", playing from tomorrow until the end of the month.
It is a stirring drama about the marriage of a young couple, and the troubles they encounter when the event brings the bridegroom's divorced parents together into the same room. There is arguing, yelling, swearing, crying, hugging and kissing - but you must come view the production to see which order they occur in.
For tickets, kindly inquire to the Royal Oak Theater.
I do hope you will come and enjoy the show!
[[ooc: I've just made pretty much all this up. Sorry ^.^o
In any case, the theater is one of the most high-end human theaters on-board, and tickets might run you a pretty penny credit. Unless you sit far in the back along the wall.
Irene has sent some fine complimentary tickets as gifts to certain people:
Holmes (After some hesitation.) With the note: I know you have followed my career, yet I do hope you will enjoy being in the audience.
John With an invitation to meet her backstage after the show, if he so wishes (^.~)
Sherlock With the note: It would be a pleasure to have you attend, sir. At the very least I'm certain the music will appeal to your keen ear.
Shuuichi With the note: I do hope you had a wonderful birthday. Please accept this as a gift, and I hope to meet you again soon in lieu of the party. (To further his musical education)
Akira Takizawa With the note: Please accept this as thanks for coordinating the lovely movie event. I hope you will enjoy this as much in kind.
The tickets have been couriered to your doors - up to you if they arrive before or after her announcement.]]