I used to be on the board of a lovely little theatre company in Minneapolis: Off-Leash Area. As part of my brief stint on the Marketing committee, I uploaded some clips of their old shows onto YouTube, under my account. Almost immediately, I actually got some nice comments about a clip, which was actually the first show I ever saw by Off-Leash Area. It's a little show about the artist Philip Guston, called "Philip Guston Standing on His Head Standing Philip Guston on His Head." Now, of course, someone has added to the nice comments, "Guston is rolling in his grave." Awww, sweet!
Watch the clip here.
The other day, I woke up, checked my email, and discovered that someone had commented on a clip of the show "Border Crossing" -- "the worst video ive seen on youtube by a long way."
What a nice way to wake up!
And...really dude? This is the worst thing? On YouTube?
I think the part where they form the spider-creature is pretty cool.
I love the internet, but I think Zach Galifianakis gets it right a little.
Anyway, Off-Leash area now has their own channel, with lots of interviews about the shows they put together in garages (their own car garage and other peoples' garages as well -- they do a tour, now). It's definetly not the worst thing on YouTube, by far.
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