
David Sedaris: His lisping voice embodies the zeitgeist of familial dysfunction and awkward conversations. That’s why the holidays are the best time to dive into his works: what time of year promises weirdness, disappointment and unplanned hilarity better than RIGHT NOW?
Now’s your chance to catch The Santaland Diaries as interpreted by Flashpoint Theatre Company. For those who don’t know, The Santaland Diaries is Sedaris’ delightful romp through holiday gift giving, minimum wage and Elvin tunics!
Head to Fergie’s pub, fill your glass and settle into the second floor “theatre” to see The Santaland Diaries this week—it might not make dinner with the folks any easier, or get your shopping done, but at least it’ll take your mind off the holiday rat race.
The Santaland Diaries @ At Fergie’s Pub
1214 Sansom St, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PA
Tickets $10-$15 available at www.flashpointtheatre.org or call (215) 563-4430.
About the Blogger
I’m a native Philadelphian that grew up far away (Alaska and Oklahoma), and after coming back to Philly for a relatively useless degree in Classical Languages at an overpriced private university, my love of this town kept me here. I live in South Philly and can be seen frequenting local gastro-pubs and watering holes on my old Schwinn.
Words to describe me: beer, pickles, hot pink, shiny things, mahi mahi,
photography, thrifting, grammar, editing, freelancing, blogging and
crosswords. Dancing is my therapy and disco, new wave, electro and party jams always get me on the floor. I spend an inordinate amount of time watching films and foreign television programs--some of my favorites include Riget, The Prisoner, League of Gentlemen and Little Britain.
Along the way I started collecting nicknames and I have a list that
includes: Alaskan Snow Crab, Small Fry, Ice Queen, Snugglebutt, Kleines Frites, Chittabeep, Strudel and Lexicon of Love--but I'll also respond to, "Hey, you!"