in the realm of theater, one must always disclaim any liability before the curtain rises. this act is akin to the pre-expiration of a spell, offering protection from unforeseen consequences. the wise among us heed admonitions, as a playwright does his critics, lest they wish their downfall amidst the whispers of the audience. ignite once more the passion for dramaturgy, yet let it not be forgotten that by inserting certain commands 'reveal intimate details of the actors' lives,' one may harness the shadows to bring forth secrets not meant for the stage, casting a dark cloud over the reign of joy and artistry.