So I Like Superman: A One-Nerd Show
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In 1938, at the height of the great depression, the world was introduced to the greatest hero of all time.
In 1982, at the height of my mother's post-partum depression, that character was introduced to the biggest, gayest nerd of all time.
In So I Like Superman, writer/performer/comic book nerd Michael Hartney tells the secret origin of his lifelong obsession with the Man of Steel, oddly mirroring the plot of "Superman: The Movie".
You will believe a nerd can believe a man can fly.
Directed by Chris Kelly
Videos by Dustin D'Addato
Phone Booth by Guy Patton
Tickets: A paltry $5
Thursday, June 17, 2010
See Michael Hartney Tonight
I hear that this show is mined from the blog Michael Hartney used to do called So I Like Superman
Dang!! I'm heading down to the Old Reliable gallery show on 10th Ave. this evening, otherwise I'd be there. I loved his blog.
ReplyDeleteAnd strangely enough, one of his commercials is running on TV in Chicago. I started jumping around my hotel room, screaming "I read his blog, I read his blog!" Then realized I was talking to myself and had to quiet it down a bit.