Yeah, there were a lot of reasons for that. The big stage is nice, but there were a *lot* of behind the scenes issues last year, the increased cost really cut into the donation for Women for Women (and couldn't cover the DVDs) and the overall attendance was the same as the previous year in the downstairs. So all in all it made more sense to go back underground. I think people really like the community kind of feel the downstairs has, what with the little gothic shopping mall and the closeness of stage to audience.