Ticket to Inner Cities, the first Public Dream, 1979. Jardine remembers, "The show featured a real estate salesman who was excited about the development boom, and a homeless woman who slept in a dumpster. We performed it in a back alley on a loading dock, with a big dumpster beside it. I had to visit every business that backed onto the alley to ask permission. That was probably the hardest part of doing the show - I was so nervous. The show was free, but the real estate salesman would rent you a chair for $5.00."