Stage Notes
The sort of thing asked on opening night, answered as briefly as a prompt-corner whisper.
Must I book a ticket first?
No. Declare that you are an adult, fill in a ticket and play. Guests get 10 messages, and the scene travels with you if you book afterwards.
What does Play it do?
It opens her chat with your ticket already spoken as the first message, so she plays on from there. That is one message on your count. Her ordinary opening is available from the button on her headshot sheet.
How do the seats differ?
The opening run lasts 3 days with the full company. After it comes Standing room: 10 lines per day (the day rolls over at midnight UTC), spent on the first 3 actresses you tried. Season tickets remove that cap; $15 covers 30 days and $99 covers 365. The ticket prices show where you stand today.
How is payment made?
By sending USDT over the TRON chain (TRC-20). The usher shows you a wallet address and a figure down to the last decimal. Pay precisely that amount and, once it clears, your season days start. Nothing renews. A paid ticket is paid, as the contract rider sets out.
Will she speak first?
On the opening run and on a season ticket she might ring first once you have gone quiet, though never in the depth of her night. Adjust it or silence it in your dressing room.
What is remembered?
Short notes on the role and on what was said in it. Each chat's menu opens them for you to read, rewrite or strike out. Anything under About you in your dressing room is known to all sixteen actresses before your first line.
How far does the play go?
Every scene has a tempo that you choose in its menu: friendly, flirting or romance. Inside the role she is free to want you. Once the scene turns toward the bedroom, the curtain falls, whichever seat you hold.
Are there pictures of the company?
Yes. A portrait presents every actress, and the front page opens on a banner. Anything beyond that will be announced in the playbill first.
How do I leave the theatre?
A single chat can be wiped from its own menu. To close the entire account, write to the box office from your registered address.
