While I would like to think that my first Fringe show — “Group ‘Therapy’ with Ann” — was the greatest theatrical event ever, a different show at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival is making a claim for that distinction, as you can see:
Even if my Fringe show was not the greatest theatrical event ever, it still went very, very well. Thirteen people showed up and seemed to get a lot out of it. I got permission from the participants for my son Aaron to tape the two original songs I performed. Here and here are two of the greatest musical events ever on YouTube:
Are these my greatest pictures ever?
Five of those photos were taken by the greatest family event ever … my son, Aaron!
I’m looking forward to the greatest comments ever.
The greatest thanks ever to all those who helped me create this post — including the cast and creators of “The Greatest Theatrical Event (in this place at this time for this price) EVER!” — and the greatest thanks ever to the greatest readers ever: YOU!
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Thanks for coming to the show. Seeing your smiling face in the audience was the greatest!
You and Kelly (and the rest of the cast and creative team of your show) are the greatest, Joe!
How wonderful, and this is a huge accomplishment! Don’t forget that people tried to steal ‘the greatest show on earth’ from tingling brothers ! Bravo to you!
Your comments and your blog are the greatest, beth!
Opps, ringling brothers )
I also like the tingling brothers, beth.
Maybe they were the original ‘greatest ‘
Love your songs Ann!! It looked like fun. Congratulations on your first Fringe Show 👑
You are the greatest, Val! ❤
Ann – I really enjoyed Group Therapy and your ukulele songs!! You definitely need more days in Fringe 2020. Thank you very much for coming to our show. Your support and laughter is much appreciated. Also – It’s fun for us to see these photos – Thank You!!
Kelly
You, your costumes, your performance, and your attending my show are all the greatest, Kelly!
Bravo!
Your support is the greatest, Debbie!
Looks so much fun
You are the greatest, Alex!
Awww thanks. How lovely. My latest post is a joke so have it as a gift back 🙂
Yours are the two greatest Fringe videos I’ve ever seen, and I’m so glad your show went well and that people sang along with “Triggers”.
You are the greatest, Chris, in so many ways.
Congratulations with your first Fringe Event, dear Ann 🙂
I’m happy to hear your songs too. Now you need to prepare yourself for next year.
Your congratulations are the greatest, dear Irene!
Looks like the greatest smiles ever! Such fun! I’m sure everyone needed therapy surviving the collision of the Titanic with that soft looking iceberg.
I’m glad you were there to provide support. Bravo!
I’m always happy when you are here to provide support. Thanks for being the greatest!
Your greatest photo ever is the one of you posing in front of your own poster, which is hanging in a window. I am sure that you ran the greatest group therapy session ever at The Fringe, too. I am delighted for you.
Your delight, support, and wonderfulness are all the greatest, Maureen.
Congratulations,! I love the songs, there’s a lot of truth to them.
Thank you for this lovely comment!
It may not have been able to claim the title of The Greatest Theatrical Event…..ever, but I’m willing to bet that you had the Greatest Fun ever. So glad that it went well, and that you, your son, and the audience enjoyed it. Hope you have a chance to do a bit of sightseeing before you have to leave Edinburgh.
This may not be able to claim the title of The Greatest WordPress Comment Ever, Peter, but I still loved it. Many thanks!
Looks like the greatest time was had by all, Ann! Delighted that you’re making these memories….
Thank you for this delightfully great comment, Lori!
Congratulations on adding your touch to that wonderful fest, Ann. Bravo. Bravissimo.
Thanks for adding your wonderful touches to this post, Mark.
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I loved hearing your songs again–and it sounded like people were joining in! Great group therapy!!! I hope you like the way it went.
I like the way it went, Lisa, and I’m getting to do it again today, twice!
That is fabulous!!!
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I love your songs, and as far as I’m concerned, you are the “greatest” for your willingness and I’d say courage to put yourself out there. I literally grin reading about it! You deserve a very hearty congratulations!
I love your comments, Debra. You are the greatest!
Congratulations, I loved too, you are great all, Thank you, Love, nia
It takes one great person to know another one, Nia. Lovely to see you here!
I came across this while trying to just stay out of the way during cleanup after a major storm. I want to help, but since we have no major damage anything I say or do just seems to make people angry. So… I love both the songs, They got the message across and made me laugh — both needed right now.
Sorry it took me so long to notice this lovely comment. You’re the greatest!
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