Just an update for people what's happened in the past years since I posted the last entry. Might as well do it every many years.

Basically my life was the same as always up until 2020 when covid hit. By that I mean I was out having fun although I had slowed down quite a bit. Concerts, hanging out with friends, doing fun stuff, etc. I went to ( Read more... )

For those of you who are looking through your LJ lists and seeing what's up with people you haven't spoken to in years, not on my facebook and yet want to know about my life in the past 7 years, here's the rundown ( Read more... )

What’s Your WishThis show was free, so if you didn’t make it, New York, shame on you. It was presented in one of the Lower East Side’s community gardens, many of which are beautiful and freely available to relax in. After the show we wandered around the garden, as both my girlfriend and I are fans of the LES gardens and regularly add to the ( Read more... )

This actually beats Lula Del Rey as the best Fringe show I've ever seen. They are apples and oranges, but I love comedy and this show is a laugh riot every few seconds. This is a 'mime' show, but with sound effects. So it's kind of like watching real life Minions. They grunt and scream and say things that you can tell what they mean, but they aren' ( Read more... )

A solid 6 out of 10 ( Read more... )

This is a kids' show, the first I've seen at Fringe. I feel unqualified to review it but I shall take the challenge ( Read more... )

This is by far the best solo show I've seen at Fringe ever. I'm being quite serious. I've seen quite a few, and usually they seem pretentious or vain in some way. This seemed to just be a 'straight up show that just has one person.' It seems to blur the line between performance, art, theater, and many other forms of entertainment with an extremely ( Read more... )

I don't know squat about Samuel Beckett, and I bought a ticket to this purely based on the promise of some sort of physical theater show. Big mistake. In rank, I would put this show only higher on my list of shows just above Sure Minded Uncertainties, which, if you don't read my review, I thought was pretentious, meaningless art school trash ( Read more... )

Sherantulas From Outer SpaceI'm highly recommending this one. It's a gender-bending B-movie science fiction comedy. There are 5 actors, and only 2 of them consistently play a single character. The others switch roles, one of which, the only female actor in the bunch, plays 6 characters and has a unique voice and look for each one. The choice to ( Read more... )

I've unsubscribed from their shitty constant mailing list and I'm never going back. Here's the reasons ( Read more... )