Furries on stage?

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mind you there's a convention of those whose lifestyle is reflected in this play so... go figure

Just to clarify. This is not a production. This is a play reading. Writers use them to generate interest from producers. Producers use them to generate interest from investors and theatre owners.

From what I can tell by reading the article, at this stage in the life of the show, a first draft exists. I may attend the reading although there won't be sets. I don't expect there to be costumes or musicians, or even a cast. Most likely all there will be is the two authors reading all the parts and the stage directions, performing the music on a keyboard instrument.

As to whether this show will present furries in a favorable light, remember the protaganist writes for a sensationalist web site, (eveythingawful.com), and at some point in the proceedings he will have to vent his feelings towards the fandom. This show is an entertainment and like CSI, it will most likely focus on the more provocative aspects of furrie. (I doubt it will be ninety minutes on the ins and outs of setting up Con Registration)

Also, since this is not a regular night at the cabaret, I expect the kitchen to be closed.

Perhaps Uncle Kage could encourage them to do the reading at Anthrocon instead.