Twitter has been my social media refuge from the branding I need to do for a career in performance, but maybe it’s time to give Tumblr a chance. I make a living on other sites but I need a place for myself so I guess I’m back. https://t.co/fdrlXvZq70
My performances are growing and evolving; last weekend I noticed what had been a strong segment in my stage show has become a weak point as the rest has raced ahead of it
@heybonanos@svzwood The photo credit is a work of art
Photo: Beth Sacca for New York Magazine. Photo-manipulation by Joe Darrow. Miniatures by Phillip Nuveen. Models (from left), Massimo Marchese and Aliesha Hatalovsky; Rats (from left), Taro and Mishi, courtesy of their owner, Liana Tan Perez.
I really enjoyed my time performing in Maryland and I’ve loved living in Baltimore, but as someone who grew up outside Cleveland allow me to say f*€k the Ravens. The north remembers
Renfaire life: buying my McDonald’s breakfast with $1 bills, the clerk saw my stack of old tips and I sold 40 of them to the restaurant that was desperately short on change 🤣
I quite like it; I’d already been reevaluating my disregard for The Miracle era, and this is a surprisingly solid offering from its vaults https://t.co/dv6ywkFLw0
Normally I’d start to hype my next show but they’ve sold out for the rest of the run. If you already have tickets, though, I’m excited to see you the next two weekends at the Maryland Renaissance Festival!
Lots of people putting words in my mouth. Maybe I explained myself poorly. Maybe they are here in bad faith. But my main two points are:
1) Geeky girls have always existed. If you didn't see them, that may not be because they weren't there but because they weren't comfortable...