I, like a lot of people don't like being told what to do. Or, how to spend their money. We do what WE want. And spend our money on what interest US.

The show is not sold out by the will of the people. We CHOOSE to not see a show that does not interest us.

@1 that's cute.

I saw the show on Friday, and I'm still not sure what I thought of it. It felt almost entirely improvised, which is very tricky to pull off. I wondered if seeing another performance would give me a better sense of what the artist was going for, but I was not willing to sit through another 75 minutes of it to find out. There was plenty to digest, but it was so inaccessible that the impact is pretty minimal.