WYSIWYG Talent Show tonight 4/18/06

apollonia666

FYI, in case any of y'all are interested in my lil' ol' reading series... tonight's show features three PH residents (Jon Friedman, Heather McCableknit, and Josh Reynolds)!
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The WYSIWYG Talent Show Presents
Scandalous! True! Confessions!
at Bowery Poetry Club

The WYSIWYG Talent Show, NYC's first and only all-blogger reading and
performance series, presents an evening of shocking revelations at 8
p.m. on April 18, 2006 with "Scandalous! True! Confessions! You Heard
It Here First."

Every month The WYSIWYG TALENT SHOW brings you readings and
performances from some of the blogosphere's best and funniest writers,
musicians, comedians and performance artists. Scandalous! True!
Confessions! You Heard It Here First features appearances by Jon
Friedman (The Rejection Show), Ron Mwangaguhunga, (Paper, New York
Magazine) and Carolyn Castiglia (Chicks & Giggles).

Join us on April 18, 2006 at WYSIWYG's new home, Bowery Poetry Club.
Now with more alcohol!

The WYSIWYG Talent Show's "Scandalous! True! Confessions! You Heard
It Here First" performs Tuesday, April 18 at Bowery Poetry Club (308
Bowery between Bleecker and Houston). Doors open at 7:30 p.m., show
at 8 p.m. Tickets are $7 at the door. For more information visit
http://www.wysiwygtalentshow.org,
http://www.bowerypoetry.com or call (212) 614-0505.

With performances by:

* Ron Mwangaguhunga (http://ronmwangaguhunga.blogspot.com)
* Heather Ann Snodgrass (http://decentcontent.com, http://fauxy.net, and http://goldsteins.typepad.com)
* Jon Friedman (http://tremendousrabbit.blogspot.com)
* Carolyn Castiglia (http://carolyncastiglia.blogspot.com, http://adrianasmom.blogspot.com, http://chicksandgiggles.blogspot.com, http://assco.blogspot.com)
* Heather McCableknit (http://noisefootprint.livejournal.com)
* Josh Reynolds (http://joshreynolds.blogspot.com)

About WYSIWYG:

"Urban Storytelling for the Internet Age" - Now in its third year, the
WYSIWYG Talent Show is a monthly series of readings and performances
by bloggers living in or visiting NYC. Every month WYSIWYG showcases a
variety of themed evenings featuring topics on everything from bad
bosses and drugs to extreme gayness and summer camp. Each
installment is an evening of funny and touching stories, songs, and
performances from some of the best writers and most interesting
personalities on the Web. More information can be found at
http://wysiwygtalentshow.org.