Re: Fw: Join us in Camelot for some hilarious musical theater!

[Robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>]

I'm not sure I understand.  What do you mean that they have Wed tix?  Who
is "they"?  And why "Wed"?

 > From: Noelle <http://dummy.us.eu.org/noelleg>
 > Date: Wed, 23 Jul 2014 11:14:23 -0700
 >
 > they have Wed tix
 > 
 > On Wednesday, July 23, 2014 9:34 AM, City Lights Theater Company <http://www.cltc.org/~citylights> wrote:
 > >Join us in Camelot for some hilarious musical theater!
 > >
 > >Dear City Lights friends and family,
 > >Â 
 > >"What happens in Camelot stays in Camelot!"Â 
 > >Â 
 > >What's happening here is an energetic cast gearing up to open Monty Python's 
 > >SPAMALOTÂ this week! Our big summer musicals always have a special energy that 
 > >make me excited every time I walk into the theater. 
 > >Â 
 > >We've already got sold-out houses for opening night and other shows, so now is 
 > >a great time to grab your tickets to this hilarious take on the King Arthur 
 > >legend. We have plenty of performances from July 24 through August 31, 
 > >including three Wednesdays, which are great for you artists who are doing 
 > >other shows this summer but don't want to miss a City Lights musical. Or 
 > >mingle with other theater professionals at the August 9 show, when we'll 
 > >donate 25% of all full-price, single-ticket sales to Theatre Bay Area.
 > >Â 
 > >We're also heading toward the end of the fiscal year. Help City Lights end its 
 > >11th consecutive year in the black! Please consider buying a subscription to 
 > >our new six-show season or making a donation (details are at the bottom of 
 > >this newsletter).
 > >Â 
 > >Besides enjoying SPAMALOT, mark your calendar for our special events. The 
 > >rocking cover band Up and To the Right plays a concert on Sunday, August 3, 
 > >at 7 p.m. The band features Nathaniel Rothrock, currently tapping up a storm 
 > >in SPAMALOT. He also stole the show as Frank 'N' Furter in our production of 
 > >The Rocky Horror Show last year. Welcome back, Nathaniel! Tickets for the show 
 > >are available through our website.
 > >Â 
 > >I'm also directing a staged reading of the new Jeffrey Lo play Dealing Dreams 
 > >on Monday, August 4, at 8 p.m. It's a great story about Silicon Valley, social 
 > >media, and dreams. You won't want to miss it.
 > >Â 
 > >-Lisa
 > >
 > >Lisa Mallette
 > >
 > >Executive Artistic Director
 > >City Lights Theater Company
 > >Â  
 > >What does SPAMALOTtaste like? Donuts and mead, of course. 
 > >Â 
 > >A feast of Monty Python comedy deserves a tasty snack to go with it. 
 > >Fortunately, our friends at Psycho Donutshave got us covered. They've dreamed 
 > >up the Spam Wellington, a custom creation that celebrates the opening of 
 > >SPAMALOT.
 > >Â 
 > >While Psycho Donuts usually makes sweet treats, the Spam Wellington is a rare 
 > >savory donut. It features layers of Spam and mushroom duxelles (a mix of 
 > >mushroom, onion, garlic, butter, salt, pepper, and cooking sherry) nestled in 
 > >plain-donut pastry and topped with sesame seeds. Psycho Surgeon General Ashley 
 > >Searby created the treat with gourmet flair, thanks to her degree from the 
 > >International Culinary Center.
 > >Â 
 > >Trust us. This thing is good.
 > >Â 
 > > 
 > >Some seriously fine snacking. 
 > >Â 
 > >The Spam Wellington will be on sale during the run of the show, July 24 
 > >through August 31, at Psycho Donuts' two stores at 288 S. Second St. in San 
 > > and at 2006 S. Winchester Blvd. in Campbell. Like all specialty donuts, 
 > >it might sell out on any given day, so it's good to call ahead or order online 
 > >if you want a lot of Spam Wellingtons.
 > >Â 
 > >Want a donut deal? Psycho Donuts is also offering a 10 percent discount on 
 > >donut buys to SPAMALOTpatrons. Just bring your ticket stub (or email receipt 
 > >on your phone) into the store to start snacking!
 > >Â 
 > >What's best for washing down a Spam Wellington? May we suggest ... mead?
 > >Â 
 > >We're thrilled to announce that Alderin's Meadery is donating bottles of mead 
 > >for City Lights patrons to sample at our after-show parties. Mead, an 
 > >alcoholic beverage also known as honey wine, has been savored for centuries, 
 > >so it's perfect for a musical set in the Middle Ages. The folks at Alderin's 
 > >Meadery describe their beverage as "on the dry side of semi-sweet." Try it and 
 > >see.
 > >Â 
 > >As always, many thanks to our friends at Cafe Stritch for donating the fine 
 > >food for our opening-night gala. We hear they have another special drink in 
 > >the works to honor SPAMALOT, too: the Holy Grail!
 > >Â 
 > >SPAMALOT performances start Thursday, July 24, with an 8 p.m. 
 > >Pay-What-You-Can performance, followed by an 8 p.m. preview on July 25 and 
 > >opening night (now sold out) on July 26. Other shows are at 8 p.m. Thursday 
 > >through Saturday and at 2 p.m. Sundays. There are also three 8 p.m. Wednesday 
 > >shows: on August 13, 20, and 27.
 > >Â 
 > >Buy your tickets online or call 408-295-4200. Then join us on social media. 
 > >Use the hashtag #cltcspam to talk about the show, or just follow our little 
 > >knight Patsy on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. 
 > >Â Â 
 > >Use the promo code "SHRUBBERY" when you buy your ticket, and we'll donate $5 
 > >to Theatre Bay Area for each ticket. Or mingle with other theater 
 > >professionals at TBA Night on August 9, when we donate 25% of all full-price, 
 > >single-ticket sales to TBA.