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Robbie,
I received my copy of “Audience with the Queens” yesterday and
immediately put it in my DVR. I’ve been so excited to see the
movie
since I read about it online. You see, I’ve seen the 801 girls
at
least a dozen times and have always wondered about who they were
behind the make-up, wigs and stilettos.
I have a group of friends that gather in Key West every year for
a
“girls only” week of silly, lazy, drunk fun. The usual Key West
debauchery. We go at the beginning of October when crowds are at
a
minimum, but the weather is still warm enough to enjoy an
afternoon
lounging on the beach. Our first year we literally stumbled into
The
801 for the 11:00 Saturday Sex Show. After I ended up lying on
my
back onstage with my feet in the air, we were hooked. Devoted
fans!
We’ve been back to see a show every year since and the girls are
always entertaining, hilarious and a true highlight of our trip!
When I discovered that you were doing a documentary about Sushi
and
the girls, I called all my “October Girls” and we started
watching the
clips on your web site. Then we saw it….the most amazing thing!
We’re all in your film as audience members!! In the scene where
Sushi is singing “Falling in Love” we are in the audience
sitting
stage right. We’ll collect our royalty checks in October when we
visit again! ;)
Your documentary was fun, entertaining and really provided a
great
peek into the life of some very talented, interesting and
intelligent
performers. Since my first 801 show, it’s been on my “bucket
list” to
see the girls get ready backstage before a performance. You
provided
me a little glimpse of that dream and I thank you! Of course it
goes
without saying that if you ever need audience members for
upcoming
films of the girls, you can count on us to be there each and
every
October!
The “October Girls” are planning a movie premiere of our own and
will
screen “Audience with the Queens” to all of our suburban,
heterosexual, soccer mom friends in our small Texas town very
soon.
We figure everyone needs a little Sushi in their life!
Best of luck as you move forward with your film screenings. You
deserve many accolades for making this film, and for taking the
mystery out of the make up.
Best regards,
Jennifer Cox
Trophy Club, TX |
