The vaudeville act of Daniel Handler and Andrew Sean Greer returns to the stage—actually for the first time together at Litquake—and we are blessed to receive their collective presence. Yes, they have written bestselling books (The Confessions of Max Tivoli, A Series of Unfortunate Events), and both are recipients of many awards and adulation. But at the heart of tonight’s program, they are just going to fool around, drawing questions from a fishbowl, as if to punctuate the randomness of life, which we can only hope will cause them to veer into personal attack. We are pretty sure there will also be a musical interlude.
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Jan.26.2004
Published by The New Yorker
Enchanting … Like Proust, Greer presents life as essentially a solitude, an ever-renewed exile from the present, a shifting set of gorgeous mirages that nothing but descriptive...
About Andrew
Andrew Sean Greer was born in Washington, D.C., the son of two scientists. He studied writing at Brown University, where he was the commencement speaker at his own graduation. After years in New York working as a chauffeur, television extra and unsuccessful...









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