Gallagher's High Flying Birds, the post-Oasis project that he freely confesses is 'basically me and whoever else is around', are tonight previewing their second album in front of a select audience of invitees and ballot-winners.
Those relationships were unexpectedly put to the test on Friday night at the first preview performance, the first time Fiasco had ever performed the work in front of a paying audience and only the third time the troupe had run it through.
But if you want a sneak preview, watch Sally Yates' performance in front of the Senate.
So films are tested in front of preview audiences, revised according to the audience's suggestions, tested again, and then marketed with a vigor directly proportionate to the test scores.
In the second preview, she wears the same outfit and dances seductively in front of a chair in an office as the camera cuts to the man, who is watching her.
Newsreader JuJu Chang threw to Muir, who began previewing the evening's "World News" in front of a backdrop of the show's graphics.
The panorama mode is the best you've ever seen: as you swing the camera in an arc in front of you, a preview screen shows you the resulting panorama growing in real time.
At a celebrity preview, Stanwyck tearfully fell to her knees in front of Swanson and kissed the hem of her gown in tribute.
Out in front, hidden from view, is all the bustle of the first preview day of the biennale: the paths of the city's Giardini are filled with curators, collectors and critics pausing to air-kiss as they stalk art among the national pavilions.
Her first play, Wasted, about three south London friends, was previewed at midnight at the Latitude music festival in front of 850 people.
