The following night was opening night. BB had excused herself fairly early in the morning, no doubt heading for rehearsal. Neal knew enough about the stage to know there was blocking and timing and all that to work out. But now it was about a half hour before curtain, and he, Peter and Elizabeth were walking into the huge theater. It was hard for Neal to see so many well-dressed people and not pick any pockets - he was with Peter, and a theft here would not go unnoticed. Still. He tried to get to their seats as soon as possible; the main lobby of the theater was making him twitchy. "There isn't long to curtain," he commented to Peter, who was looking around and shifting his suit collar all at once. "We might want to get in our seats. And you need your pants tailored."