Nothing negative can be said about the performance, the artists cannot be faulted for Ellie Caulkins security/venue staff. One: the performance started 10-15 mins late pending stringent covid regulations (mind you after mandates have been lifted for the last month). Guests are required to wear a mask [virtue signal] despite these lifted mandates and proof of vaccination. Two: not an usher could be found due to the extended covid mandate checkpoint lines. Three: approximately 30-40 guests filed in 20 mins into performance. Four: intermission was 25 minutes which leads me to Five: confiscation of glass container beverages sold by Ellie Caulkins concessions bought during intermission (line takes at least 15 mins to get through). I suppose they expect you to chug it like a college party instead of sip like at most highbrow events. I’d like to also note that if there was a sign against glass in the theater, it wasn’t visibly posted, else I’d have saved myself the $30 15 minute wait. Six: for as many people and the time of intermission, the bathrooms are not only excessively far away but also extremely limited. Next time you decide to visit this venue I’d advise to save your $30 on drinks and wear flats, you’re going to need them to run to the bathroom before the crowd shows up. Expect that either the regulations only apply to some or that only some regulations apply accordingly depending on which staff member you’re dealing with. With this kind of service it’s no wonder the theater was only half seated. Surprising that they can afford such a hit to the pocket book after two years of Covid. A shame considering the support we’ve continued to give to the live arts and it’s performers.