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The Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris & Adapted for the Stage by Joe Mantello - December 1 - 23, 2012 - RedRum @ Fort Fringe

RedRum @ Fort Fringe
Washington, DC

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The Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris & Adapted for the Stage by Joe Mantello - December 1 - 23, 2012 - RedRum @ Fort Fringe

Performed by Joe Brack
Featuring On Stage Foley -
Designed & Performed by Danny Cackley
Directed by Matty Griffiths

Tickets just $20! Many shows sell out in advance - get your tickets now!
Red Rum @ Fort Fringe
Enter venue at 612 L Street, NW (not Fort Fringe main entrance, please)
Washington, DC 20001

Based on the outlandish, true chronicles of David sedaris' experience as an elf in Macy's Santaland, this cult classic riffs on Sedaris' encounters with his fellow man during the height of the holiday crunch. An NPR regular and best selling author, David sedaris has proven himself to be one of America's pre-eminent humorists.

Joe Brack has performed The Santaland Diaries for several years in Washington, DC under the direction of Matty Griffiths. Each time they take on this rich, true life text, they approach it with a fresh eye to the character Joe plays, along with new staging born each year from the shared experiences we have in malls all over this country. This year the show will include the talents of foley artist, Danny Cackley to provide a live, on stage sound design to the production. The team will, as always, tap into the audience's vivid memories - be it from childhood or from that day's shopping trip - while the story wends it's way deeper behind the scenes.

90 minutes with no intermission.

PLEASE NOTE: there is a large set of stairs to access this venue and, is therefore not accessible to people with disabilities and those without the mobility to manage such a set of stairs. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this causes.

We hope more affordable venues come available for independant artists and small producing companies in the years to come. We have lost & are losing too many.