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By CINDY MAHAN t Rappahannock New« Staff Writer | Wendy Weinberg is totally involved in her business, The Theatre at Washington, Virginia. ■ Not only does she design and print all of the promotional material, land tickets, she does all of the bookings, takes reservations, and scrubs ■the floors. She has no employees, •but does have a couple of friends ■who willingly help with tickets and [other chores when a performance is [scheduled at the theatre. / ; She said that with the help of modem technology, she can be •mostly self-sufficient. She designs and does all of her printing on her [own computer. This saves her a tremendous amount of time which she used to spend running to the print shop. Several tickets are printed on one page, and all she needs do is cut them up. Her two well-behaved dogs Zephyr and Sandy can also accompany her to work, and they are usually in the box office during performances.
Reservations can be made by telephone, fax, e-mail or regular mail. Tickets may also be purchased at Talk of the Town and Rare Finds in Washington. >
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