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A FESTIVUS CABARET

Festivus is a secular holiday "traditionally" celebrated on December 23rd as an alternate to the pressures and commercialism of the holiday season. Originally created by writer Daniel O'Keefe, Festivus entered popular culture after it was made the focus of a 1997 episode of Seinfeld called "The Strike" which O'Keefe's son Dan O'Keefe co-wrote. The non-commercial holiday celebrations, as depicted on Seinfeld, include a Festivus dinner, an unadorned aluminum Festivus pole, airing of grievances, Feats of Strength and declaring "Festivus miracles" (which are actually easily explained events).

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Fabulist’s Festivus Cabaret was hosted by Frank Constanza (Doug Thoms). There were grievances, feats of strength, sing-alongs, booze and babka, with performances from:


Burgundy Brixx

Quinn Pickering

Affair Of Honor

Chronfused

Anita D

Michael Gnansounou

Elizabeth Irving

Jessica Pigeau

and the cast of multi-award winning Fringe Festival hit Hysteria!

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