“Feldman has a hilarious offhand air, and he’s so natural that he seems to have wondered in from another play.”*
This was that other play.
This was that other play.
Carisa Hamel
Sat., May 22, 2004
Sat., May 22, 2004
Sheena Amir
Sun., May 23, 2004
Sun., May 23, 2004
John DiDonna
Tue., May 25, 2004
Tue., May 25, 2004
I Shouldn’t Be Here Right Now
a show about direction, or lack thereof
I Shouldn’t Be Here Right Now was presented as part of the
13th Annual Orlando International Fringe Festival (May 22nd through the 30th, 2004).
Seven performances took place at Will’s Pub in Orlando, Florida.
ISBHRN was an unscripted presentation that attempted to answer
the question of what Brian Feldman should do with his life.
Four people (Carisa Hamel, Sheena Amir, Maia Monasterios and Matt Shannon)
made their theatrical (but not acting) debut during the run of the show.
TJ Dawe (who Brian met for the very first time on stage) and John DiDonna
were generous to donate their time without having a clue what to expect.
Orion Martindale was a surprise last-minute, but very welcome addition, to the ISBHRN line-up.
At least five people called it their favorite show of the entire Fringe Festival!
It can safely be said that a fine time was had by all,
except for Joe Vitrella (who got very drunk) and the audience
(who probably should have), save for those aforementioned five.
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*Elizabeth Maupin, Orlando Sentinel (quote circa 1994)
a show about direction, or lack thereof
I Shouldn’t Be Here Right Now was presented as part of the
13th Annual Orlando International Fringe Festival (May 22nd through the 30th, 2004).
Seven performances took place at Will’s Pub in Orlando, Florida.
ISBHRN was an unscripted presentation that attempted to answer
the question of what Brian Feldman should do with his life.
Four people (Carisa Hamel, Sheena Amir, Maia Monasterios and Matt Shannon)
made their theatrical (but not acting) debut during the run of the show.
TJ Dawe (who Brian met for the very first time on stage) and John DiDonna
were generous to donate their time without having a clue what to expect.
Orion Martindale was a surprise last-minute, but very welcome addition, to the ISBHRN line-up.
At least five people called it their favorite show of the entire Fringe Festival!
It can safely be said that a fine time was had by all,
except for Joe Vitrella (who got very drunk) and the audience
(who probably should have), save for those aforementioned five.
Home
*Elizabeth Maupin, Orlando Sentinel (quote circa 1994)