how will the actors relate on stage do we know we obviously going to get rid of musicals we're not going to do any large cast productions anymore we got to try to keep it intimate and be able to uh make enough space on stage and behind stage and behind the scenes and in the dressing rooms and so we went to a whole outside theater we did a parking lot radio show and which is kind of a neat thing because now we're looking at doing that come this summer whether there's a pandemic in place or not so it's something that has the theater has has gotten out of this and then the virtual stuff is a whole new world for us when you can't get to a show and you still want to experience this and see the people um your friends and family that are on stage are presenting a show and you can't get there well it's now you have that opportunity to do that we've got about 100 seats that we've stashed away so we've only got about 40 seats in the theater and we might try to manipulate a few more now that the percentage has increased but we still have to keep the social distancing and our mat our masks are required for our audience members is safety of our patrons is really far beyond i mean it's important that we make them feel as safe as possible because we do want them to come back into the house and we want them to make them feel you know safe the slice from wdse wrpt