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What people ask
before they host
The short answers are below. Underneath them, a longer answer gets added every day.
What is a home musical?
A full musical performance, staged in an ordinary room. No stage, no ticket booth, no velvet rope. A performer, a handful of props, and everyone close enough to see them breathe.
What does a host actually do?
You provide the room and the people. You invite your friends, clear some space, put out chairs and whatever drinks you feel like. We bring the show.
Does it cost anything?
Hosting is free, and so is coming. The point is the room, not the register.
How many people do I need?
Fifteen RSVPs makes it real. That is the number where the room turns into an audience.
Does it have to be a house?
No. Living rooms, churches, community halls, galleries, bookstores, backyards, theatre off-nights. Odd rooms are usually the best ones.
How do people RSVP?
Once your night is set, you get your own show page to share. Guests RSVP there, and you see the count climb.
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