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Red Steel
Member since Jul 2, 2010
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Re: “Dead of the Night”
This show was a lot more like an eye level fart. You couldn't see anything unless you were in the first row because there was no stage, all the action was on the ground floor. The microphone system was awful, cutting out sporadically and often. My home PC microphone could have done the job better. I see a lot of potential with this show because the costumes are fantastic and the music has the ability for making you want to groove, however the execution was just second rate. I would recommend, putting the performers on a stage and upgrading your microphone and PA system. Also, more rehearsal wouldn't hurt.
P.S. The band was the best part. Sounded great.