Murder in the Kremlin opened at the Wasp Room last Friday, and went down very well it seems. It's amazing how much people genuinely love cardboard dens. All we have done really is realise some kind of universal, epic dream.
As well as the show opening, we facilitated and funded 'The Art Crawl', a multi-venue all night art event. It ended at Tether with bands and a screening of some videos, then breakfast on the roof. There were so many people up there at one time that it seemed as if all would collapse and many people would die. At least Tether would be famous afterwards.
On Saturday we got our show previewed in The Guardian, in which we were described as "dead cool" and "reviving Dada"! We were very pleased, as we hadn't slept for two days because of the show preparations and opening, but reading that, alongside people's reactions, made it all worth while.
