I run a small professional theatre company.

There are days when I think “There is no better job than mine. Times are tough but right now we’re surviving, and it looks like we’ll survive another few months, and we’ll worry later about what happens later.”

There are days when I think “Why would anyone start a theatre in this economy? Remind me why we thought this was a good idea!!??” *laughing*

And there are moments where I think “Perfect or not, this is pretty great.”

This is one of those moments.

After another great review (This one from the Lansing State Journal), Williamston Theatre is happy to announce WE’RE EXTENDING THE RUN OF HATE MAIL!

Instead of closing the show on the announced March 30th date, we will add two weeks of performances, and run the show through April 13th!

This is the first show we’ve extended at WT, and we’re really excited about it, for a couple of reasons:

1) Extending a show means we’re doing even MORE to fulfill our mission of providing quality professional theatre at affordable prices.
2) It’s a sign of success!
3) We’re able to provide 2 more weeks of work to a handful of deserving artists, all of whom are fantastic.

So, needless to say, I’m very happy about the news. Of course, now the challenge is to fill the seats for those last two weeks, so it doesn’t completely backfire on us. And who knows, as much as we don’t want that to happen, it may. But the whole company is built on faith and a little confident risk-taking, so why stop now?!