I began to walk the tiles, worried I might slip. Their smooth polished surfaces seemed like ice. Regardless, I maintained a graceful gait from doorway to doorway, and at the double doors that faced me, I turned the knob on the right one and opened the massive oak.
At first glance, the room seemed black. But adjusting my eyes to the darkness, I noticed tiny lights at the floor to illuminate a narrow pathway. It took some minutes for me to get my bearings. I swayed, almost dizzily, then slowly stepped through the door onto thick carpet, finding myself at the back of a small theater with no more than ten rows of seats. There were eight seats across, separated in the middle, four to each side.
Carefully moving further into the theatre, I noticed white lights from a box above me already illum
