Dragon Spring Phoenix Rise Tickets: A Confusing and Unforgettable Experience

As I entered the new performance space, The Shed, with my guest, we couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation for the upcoming show, Dragon Spring Phoenix Rise. The kung fu musical, commissioned for The Shed's opening season, had garnered much attention and hype online, with its stunning visuals and intricate choreography reminiscent of 'Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.'

However, our experience was marred from the very beginning. Before the show even started, we were subjected to an awkward modern dance routine performed by a woman wielding a flashlight while cradling a baby. It was jarring, to say the least, and left us both perplexed.

As we waited for the house to open, we made friends with the couple sitting next to us and attempted to calm our nerves. But things took a turn for the worse when the security officer refused to provide his name, opting instead to take my photo with his iPhone. His cryptic response, 'everyone will get in,' only added to the sense of unease.

When the house finally opened, we were ushered into what appeared to be two lines. But things quickly became apparent that something was amiss. The security guard began pulling people out of the line and placing them in a second queue, leaving us feeling frustrated and confused. It was clear that communication was lacking, and the situation was only exacerbated by the fact that the show was about to start.

As we made our way to the

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