Geek-Gasm reminder
Before I forget, yet again, Geek-Gasm opens on Saturday and I'll be there cheering them on. (When appropriate, I'm not one of
those types of people.) For more info, like showtimes and location, check out
MySpace or their
Facebook.
Labels: theatre
Geek-Gasm
A friend of a friend has written a play,
Geek-Gasm, that will be premiering at the Toronto Fringe Festival. From Dave's description:
"It's a comedy set at a convention that pokes fun at the divisions that drive geeks apart and the social ostracism that brings them together - you know, livin' la vida dorka."
To learn more, click yourself over to
their MySpace page and become his friend. I'm going to push this as much as I can, because the independent arts scene really needs a big push in the season of the Hollywood blockbuster. (Also, it's a karmic thing for when I finish my screenplay, and scurry to get it produced.)
Labels: theatre