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Brian Feldman Makes UK Debut Live from His Apartment in Washington, D.C. with #txtshow (on the internet)

by Staff Writer
October 1, 2020
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txtshow on the internet

txtshow on the internet

As part of a 12-city, 4-country, 64-show international virtual tour (during a global pandemic), award-winning performance artist Brian Feldman brings the online version of one of his signature projects to the Greater Manchester Fringe and Watford Fringe.

The best show you’ll write all year, #txtshow (on the internet) is a completely immersive multiscreen performance featuring a mysterious character called txt (pronounced “text”) who recites a script written anonymously in real-time by a live audience (on the internet).

Created and performed by Brian Feldman, this live, interactive performance takes place on Zoom, originating from his basement studio apartment in Washington, D.C., a 3-mile walk from the British Embassy.

       

Audience members must keep their camera and microphone on the entire show. This show contains audience interaction. The content of the show is based entirely upon what audience members write in anonymity. Recommended for 18+. This event may contain mature themes, profane language, and explicit sexual content.

#txtshow (on the internet) runs on various dates until 26th November 2020.  Manchester Fringe dates can be found here and Watford Fringe dates can be found here.

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