In addition to my show, No Stranger Than Home, I'm also playing a zombie in Shakespeare's Land of the DeadIt is one of the top shows at the Fringe, and we have a good chance of getting the encore slot in our venue (the top selling show in each venue gets an extra performance on the last night of the Fringe ( Read more... )

I'm in Fringe mode: living on coffee and alcohol, sleeping three to four hours a night, and squeezing in only one actual meal a day.

I'm also riding my bike a lot, and twice I've had to fight off the urge to pull over and collapse and/or vomit by the side of the road because I feel so weak and dizzy.

So gunn decided to bring me real food at the ( Read more... )

No Stranger Than Home ( Read more... )

I don't usually get nervous when I perform. I get jittery, but not like "please bring me a bucket to vomit in ( Read more... )

The first review of my show is up on the Fringe website:

This show amazed me with what can be done through simple storytelling! With minimal props, the artist brought us with her around the world-- we looked over her shoulder as she flirted with a girl in East Africa, or had her foot brutally readjusted (with success!) by Nicaraguan witch doctors ( Read more... )

My show, "No Stranger Than Home" opens tonight at 8:30 at Intermedia Arts.

It will be brilliant. Check it out!

And "I can't afford it" is not an excuse - let me know and I'll get you a comp.

The excuse "I live in a different city," on the other hand, will reluctantly be accepted.

I am frustrated with my show ( Read more... )

Hey Minnesotans - add my show to your Fringe schedule!

While you're at it, you should also add the very excellent and clever Shakespeare's Land of the Dead, in which I am playing a zombie.

San Franciscans - you can now buy advance tickets for my show at SF Fringe. Though it will cost you an extra two dollars or something, so I recommend paying at ( Read more... )

My one-woman show is going to be at the Minnesota Fringe ( Read more... )

I performed a five-minute excerpt from my show last night at the Minneapolis “Anything Goes” poetry slam. It seemed to go over well; I won the slam and came home with this trophy, which is just under four inches tall and made of plastic:


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