just awoke from the sleep of death. dreamt and dreamt and dreamt some more. all that I can remember from them is I was in some place in new York city [had a strong new York feel], in an old warehouse or storage depot that had been creatively transformed into a center for the performing arts, and it was a new backstage area that had a [prop] bus parked in it, reflecting its former depot roots. it was an exhibit for some kind of new musical play about the building's roots. the proprietors [city of new York arts dep't] were showing off what the new place could do, and they moved walls around and façades as well, a white one covering the original brick wall. i boarded a fake bus, a scenery prop for the play, and I opened a prop window and repeatedly asked one of the workers there, "how did you do that?" but she ignored me. just like in real life. anyways, another worker there gave me two tickets, really one with two faces, one in orange to some art gallery and on the other side a blue face, to a fancy restaurant for something like 20% off. I regarded these tickets as basically irrelevant to my needs, as I didn't live in new York and I was going back home soon and wouldn't be around long enough to use them, so I gave them to some other fellow who looked strangely familiar to me, some actor in real life, I think it was Mathew Broderick. he in turn gave them back to the arts people who I could overhear say that several had given their tickets back, they wondered why. then I awoke.