The F. W. Thomas Performances took a vacation during the summer but like a bad penny it’s turned up again, right there, under your shoe, stuck to the gum. Are you excited?

What’s the F.W. Thomas Performances? Damned if I know. I think it’s still finding its feet but as near as I can tell it’s a loopy lecture series that showcases local talent ruminating on offbeat or ironical topics. Who’s F. W. Thomas? A jack of all trades and, I think, master of none who still doesn’t have his own Wikipedia entry. But he’s got a lecture series which is more than I got.

I’m intrigued by two of the presenters participating in the next event on September 18th:

Reihan Salam, a writer living in Washington, D.C., explaining the hilariously lamentable phenomenon of the “Beta Male.”

Elspeth Reeve, a reporter at the New Republic, on her forbidden love for Ann Coulter.

I think you need to have DC Bachelor chime in to have a well-rounded conversation on the Beta Male, but let’s see how it goes.

Monday, September 18, 2006
7:30 PM
Warehouse Theater
1021 7th St. NW
(upcoming.org link)

Maybe I’ll see you there.

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