There is going to be gazillion people and huge traffic in AMC theaters and this is perfect opportunity for us to break out of the shadows and put the real truth out there in the world.
Spiderman is going to be the biggest movie AMC had this year and this only going to be an introduction for what Matrix is going to do ( and it's going to be massive ).
This is our chance to be loud and break the echo chamber, there are going to be a lot of eyes looking at us and we want them to see us for who we truly are and that theaters and movies are here to stay.
We might also get many new investors because when they see how much love for the company we have and how convinced in the company we are they'll want to join us - and we will always welcome new apes.
Let's break out of the false narative the mass medias are presenting out there and add one more weapon in our arsenal - the power of connection and the power of the truth.
#apesnotleaving
It's our time to shine. Buckle up bois and girls, pluto is very close.
Anyone know if this venue requires you to be 18+ to enter or if you need to be accompanied by someone that is 18+?
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/08/19/arts/boston-area-theaters-join-together-require-proof-vaccination-masks-indoor-shows/
#15 Boston-area theaters to require proof of vaccination, masks at indoor shows ##- Boston Globe - August 20, 2021
Snippets below...
> More than a dozen Boston-area theaters, including the Huntington Theatre Company and American Repertory Theater, will require patrons to present proof of vaccination or a recent negative COVID-19 test to attend indoor performances, the group announced Thursday. > > They will also require ticket-holders to wear masks. The new policies go into effect immediately and will remain in place through Oct. 31, when they will be revisited. > > Separately, the Boch Center, which operates the Wang and Shubert theaters, is enacting a similar proof-of-vaccination or negative-test policy, effective Sept. 14. However, the Boch Center will require only unvaccinated patrons to wear masks. > > All told, 15 area theater operators or producers have adopted the new policy, which applies to theater staff, audiences, and artists (though they won’t be masked while performing).
> [...]
> The Boston-area theater group adopting the new policy includes the Actors’ Shakespeare Project, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, Central Square Theater, the Front Porch Arts Collective, the Gamm Theatre in Warwick, R.I., Gloucester Stage Company, Greater Boston Stage Company in Stoneham, Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse in Vineyard Haven, Merrimack Repertory Theatre in Lowell, Moonbox Productions, SpeakEasy Stage Company, and Wellesley Repertory Theatre in Wellesley.
> The group said it expects other theaters to join them in coming weeks.
> [...]
I have two extra tickets for the drain gain show on Saturday night, April 9th at Globe Theater in Los Angeles. I would preferably like to sell these as a pair. I am looking for $200 a ticket, but am open to negotiations.
https://youtu.be/5eblKqTZ-0Q
I have two extra tickets for the drain gain show on Saturday night, April 9th at Globe Theater in Los Angeles. I would preferably like to sell these as a pair. I am looking for $200 a ticket, but am open to negotiations.
