The Judgment Day of Dionysus

[Unconventional ABO + Infinite Flow + Theatre Rules and Urban Legends, with lots of theatrical elements. Each instance is based on a different play.]

There was a theatre in City S that had long been neglected. The day before it was due to close, thirteen lucky people received invitations to its farewell performance.

When everyone arrived as instructed, they discovered that the theatre had long since been abandoned.

And the words on the invitation, which had originally read, "You are cordially invited to attend our theatre's final farewell performance," had somehow changed to, "Thank you for taking part in our performance."

Rust-stained ink characters gradually appeared on the mottled walls. The program and announcer were in place. The lights suddenly blazed on, illuminating the eyes of every guest, all with different pasts and their own hidden agendas.

The wooden nightingale, its tongue torn out, let out a dull mechanical voice that echoed through the empty theatre:

Welcome to the theatre.

Now the game is on.

Instance One:

The fractured, violent nightmare of the person in the mirror and the person outside it: The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde

Instance Two:

A thorn bird with broken wings drowning, and a hunting rifle with bullets made of fur: The Seagull, Anton Chekhov

Instance Three:

Hunger, madness, and a game of playing the savior in the desert: Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett

I'll add the later instances once I have some inspiration.

Theme: Promote theatrical culture and appreciate the charm of art