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The actors paid to wait for the star to fail

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Highly trained theatrical professionals are hired specifically to learn an entire multi-hour script flawlessly, just to sit in a dark dressing room every single night intensely hoping the star gets a mild case of food poisoning.

The actors paid to wait for the star to fail
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