Mon, Nov 9
Edi Patterson: PLAYGIRL
Some performers are funny. A smaller number are unwell on stage in a way that feels like a public service. If you have watched her play Judy Gemstone and found yourself laughing at something you would not repeat at work, you already know which category this is. Away from television she builds an hour out of characters that start plausible and then keep going about four beats past where a normal writer would stop, which is the entire pleasure of it. Largo does not allow phones in the room, so nothing from the set will exist online tomorrow, and the performers know it and use it. The Coronet holds a few hundred people and the front rows are close enough that eye contact becomes a risk you accept when you buy the ticket. It is one night only, Monday, November 9 at 8pm on North La Cienega. Mondays in this city are usually nothing. This is the exception.
Some performers are funny. A smaller number are unwell on stage in a way that feels like a public service. If you have watched her play Judy Gemstone and found yourself laughing at something you would not repeat at work, you already know which category this is. Away from television she builds an hour out of characters that start plausible and then keep going about four beats past where a normal writer would stop, which is the entire pleasure of it. Largo does not allow phones in the room, so nothing from the set will exist online tomorrow, and the performers know it and use it. The Coronet holds a few hundred people and the front rows are close enough that eye contact becomes a risk you accept when you buy the ticket. It is one night only, Monday, November 9 at 8pm on North La Cienega. Mondays in this city are usually nothing. This is the exception.
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Some performers are funny. A smaller number are unwell on stage in a way that feels like a public service. If you have watched her play Judy Gemstone and found yourself laughing at something you would not repeat at work, you already know which category this is. Away from television she builds an hour out of characters that start plausible and then keep going about four beats past where a normal writer would stop, which is the entire pleasure of it. Largo does not allow phones in the room, so nothing from the set will exist online tomorrow, and the performers know it and use it. The Coronet holds a few hundred people and the front rows are close enough that eye contact becomes a risk you accept when you buy the ticket. It is one night only, Monday, November 9 at 8pm on North La Cienega. Mondays in this city are usually nothing. This is the exception.
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