On the Fringe
Jul. 7th, 2008 08:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
fauxkloreI am still trying to decide what shows I want to see at the D.C. Fringe Festival - and it starts on Thursday. Looking through the festival brochure is not of any help whatsoever.
It was really much easier when I was in Edinburgh a decade ago and could just see what stuff people had left free tickets for at the hostel. Admittedly, I saw some fairly dreadful stuff that way. Some of that was my own fault. Had I only listened to advice or read reviews I could have entirely avoided Maori drag queens and a woman in a nun costume who talked to stuffed animals.
Unfortunately, some of the least appealing descriptions here involve people I know and whose shows I might, therefore, be semi-obliged to go to.
It was really much easier when I was in Edinburgh a decade ago and could just see what stuff people had left free tickets for at the hostel. Admittedly, I saw some fairly dreadful stuff that way. Some of that was my own fault. Had I only listened to advice or read reviews I could have entirely avoided Maori drag queens and a woman in a nun costume who talked to stuffed animals.
Unfortunately, some of the least appealing descriptions here involve people I know and whose shows I might, therefore, be semi-obliged to go to.
