As the audience grows, the more they push us forward and give us more motivation towards putting on bigger and better shows. Can we expect even more branching out from you in the near future?ĭefinitely! We want to be able to entertain as many people as we can. You now have multiple weekly shows across Seattle and have recently expanded to some larger places. We always want to push the boundaries and see what we can do and where we can innovate. We don’t ever want to be in a place where we get comfortable and feel like we’re resting on our laurels. We’ve always just wanted to raise the bar for ourselves and surprise guests with cool shows, cool lineups, and cool productions. How do you feel like WRG’s attitude about putting on shows has changed over time? Has it been consistent? But I think we’ve been rewarded since all of that and now it’s just getting fun again. It was really a tough year to have no work and to rebuild. It took a while to get our footing after that all happened. What was one of the biggest challenges for White Rabbit over the last few years? Now we’re actually getting to enjoy the fruits of our labor with two weekly nightclub shows and getting to play in larger event spaces and be more creative and have more color to paint with on a larger canvas. We took our experiences from Southern California and then saw how we can bring them into Seattle and find a good space for us. We were just beginning to bring events to Seattle and it was basically all hard work and dreaming. I think before, we were just focusing on our plans for the future. Rabbit, what are some changes that White Rabbit Group has made since we last spoke?

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