| 10000comicbooks ( @ 2008-01-23 15:54:00 |
I've moved!
I mean both that I have relocated to a new home and also that I finally fought off some inertia and made a series of coordinated physical motions. The first means I am now no longer a resident of Minneapolis. Now I live in St. Paul. Gone are my Minneapolis ways. Now I possess that certain ephemeral St. Paul-ness. Less obnoxious punk. More cranky old guy.
The second means that my web site is updated. In particular, it is updated to reflect my exciting upcoming shows at the Bryant-Lake Bowl! I'm doing three different one-man shows this spring. The first, in March, is a remount of H.P. Lovecraft's "The Rats in the Walls", my show from the 2006 Fringe. In April, I'm restaging my Fringe show from 2005, Michigan Disasters. And finally, May will feature a new one-man show, Cannibals are Cooking by Mark Steven Jensen!
Speaking of Fringe related things, I got my application in relative early this time around. Very St. Paul of me. Lottery is Feb. 11th. I'd originally wanted a late-night slot, but one of many changes this year was the elimination of the late-night shows. It seems the Fringe too is getting a little more cranky old guy, and a little less obnoxious punk. The last embers of the Visual Fringe seem to have been extinguished. Bring your own venues are now limited to ten performances. Sigh. Things ain't what they used to be.
I mean both that I have relocated to a new home and also that I finally fought off some inertia and made a series of coordinated physical motions. The first means I am now no longer a resident of Minneapolis. Now I live in St. Paul. Gone are my Minneapolis ways. Now I possess that certain ephemeral St. Paul-ness. Less obnoxious punk. More cranky old guy.
The second means that my web site is updated. In particular, it is updated to reflect my exciting upcoming shows at the Bryant-Lake Bowl! I'm doing three different one-man shows this spring. The first, in March, is a remount of H.P. Lovecraft's "The Rats in the Walls", my show from the 2006 Fringe. In April, I'm restaging my Fringe show from 2005, Michigan Disasters. And finally, May will feature a new one-man show, Cannibals are Cooking by Mark Steven Jensen!
Speaking of Fringe related things, I got my application in relative early this time around. Very St. Paul of me. Lottery is Feb. 11th. I'd originally wanted a late-night slot, but one of many changes this year was the elimination of the late-night shows. It seems the Fringe too is getting a little more cranky old guy, and a little less obnoxious punk. The last embers of the Visual Fringe seem to have been extinguished. Bring your own venues are now limited to ten performances. Sigh. Things ain't what they used to be.