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It's moist.

Also don’t always assume “front row tickets” are best. Often you’ll find the front row is WAY too close to the stage so that you are constantly having to crane your neck upwards to see, and even then the raised stage blocks your view so that certain actors you’ll only be able to see from the waist up. Oh and actors spit a LOT when they are singing and projecting their voice. Guess where a lot of that spit falls?

Middle orchestra about 5-8 rows in is generally the sweet spot.

What was your relationship like with Daniel before all of this happened? Clearly something strange happened that night, just wondering if there were any red flags with him that you may have only recognized after the fact.

Either way, glad you're recovering!