You may be asking yourself, what the hell is "groundlings night"? In Shakespeare's time, outdoor theaters like The Globe had standing room in front of the stage (ye olde mosh pit). These were really cheap tickets sold to the common folk, and they became known as the "groundlings"! These were very rowdy and unruly patrons of the theater, but they were what made it so much fun; they would heckle, they would throw things, etc. Throwing and yelling things at actors is often frowned upon these days, but the Student Production Club had a plan. We bought hundreds of cotton "snow balls" and gave them to all the audience members to throw at the actors throughout the show. All the actors were cool with it, with the condition that first they would get to throw snowballs at the people behind the idea: the directors. This video, featuring directors Logan Witthaus and Lizzy Bies, advertises the one-night-only Groundlings Night.