The Pink Flumph is a mid-range theatre whose façade features a whimsically carved and painted sign, along with posters advertising its featured shows.
Wooden mannequins dressed as characters from famous plays line the red carpeted lobby and the auditorium seats a total of 140 attendees. Its lanterns are magically lit and never go out, though the lights can be dimmed on command, and rumours have it that some sort of kindly spirit controls them. It rotates genres between afternoon and evening sessions and does good
business despite its owner's lack of true interest in the world of
theatre, seeing between 20 and 200 paying customers per day.