Fringe Day 2: In Which Our Heroine is Baked, Fried and Roasted

[listersgirl]

I thought all the Fringe venues were air-conditioned. Lord was I wrong. The second show I saw on Wednesday and the show I saw last night were both in the hottest room I have ever been in. And it's even an actual studio theatre. I was totally enjoying the play last night, but I kept checking my watch, because I really wanted to get out of there before I died or something. And that's the venue that I have the most shows picked from! I can't decide whether it'd be better to aim for super late night shows, or go for the earliest show I can, before the theatre has had too much time to heat up. Or possibly, if it gets much hotter here, admit defeat. I hate to do that, though.

An Unfortunate Woman

Excellent! Nicola Gunn is awesome at creating characters with just a slight tilt of the head or twitch of the mouth. And her story of three mundane lives, although slow at the beginning, ended up totally throwing me for a loop. Go see, but take a fan.

Comments

[fromaway.livejournal.com]

My boyfriend was there! It's a church, right? He says if it gets any hotter they should shut it down because people will be fainting.

[listersgirl]

It was TERRIBLE. I mean, there's hot, and then there's breathing soup.