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<blockquote data-quote="Max Warasila" data-source="post: 132301" data-attributes="member: 3845">Re: PK SoundCommunity theaters are the worst offenders in the category of Unmovable Shit in the Way Syndrome. I&#039;ve found that when several parties are using the space without paying much more than community use prices they don&#039;t care about the other parties there that much. I can&#039;t even begin to count the number of hours I&#039;ve spent moving music stands, chairs and band shells off the main stage because the orchestra just decided that they didn&#039;t have to clean up after themselves to make way for another group (one particular group was paying the full rental price for the venue... and I was the one having to explain why there were large and obtrusive pieces of plastic all over the stage). Such is life however.Rules basically seem to be:-If you leave stuff out and in the way, expect for it to be moved while you are away.-Stuff is only in the way when there simply isn&#039;t another way for you to do your job while it is where it is.-Ask the venue manager or on call staff member before moving anything that isn&#039;t yours. Plus, often times the staff are just as angry about it being where it is as you are.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Max Warasila, post: 132301, member: 3845"] Re: PK Sound Community theaters are the worst offenders in the category of Unmovable Shit in the Way Syndrome. I've found that when several parties are using the space without paying much more than community use prices they don't care about the other parties there that much. I can't even begin to count the number of hours I've spent moving music stands, chairs and band shells off the main stage because the orchestra just decided that they didn't have to clean up after themselves to make way for another group (one particular group was paying the full rental price for the venue... and I was the one having to explain why there were large and obtrusive pieces of plastic all over the stage). Such is life however. Rules basically seem to be: -If you leave stuff out and in the way, expect for it to be moved while you are away. -Stuff is only in the way when there simply isn't another way for you to do your job while it is where it is. -Ask the venue manager or on call staff member before moving anything that isn't yours. Plus, often times the staff are just as angry about it being where it is as you are. [/QUOTE]

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