‘Burly’ troupe says thanks

  • Thursday, December 20, 2012 10:46am
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On behalf of Bait & Tassels, I would like to say a very sincere thank you to our wonderful audiences this past Friday and Saturday night. We couldn’t have felt more lucky during our 10th and 11th live performances.
You were totally engaging, respectful and appreciative of your burly troupe. Time after time, you helped transform our stage into a gratuitous carpet of roses, making each performer feel so cherished, while directly elevating the level of energy in the room. What a wonderful place to be with you all. Thanks for supporting us, the Bait & Tassels, and the Kevin Bell Ice Arena.
We look forward to seeing you again this Friday and Saturday at Alice’s 8 p.m., for our last two shows of Under the Big Top.
Brianna Allen
Producer and director

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