TOM MILLER (LEFT) NOT PERFORMING AT THE BO DIDDLEY DOWNTOWN PLAZA - GAINESVILLE, FL
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
On Saturday, May 30th 2020, Tom Miller will be performing a new work entitled, "CORONA NO-SHOW" in the Downtown Plaza. The show will take place over a period of two-days during which time Tom Miller will not be appearing. The show is open to the public but Miller advises people attend only from the comforts of home because the plaza is temporarily closed and he won't be there anyway.
"Please don't come to the Bo Diddley Plaza to see my performance. I won't be there, and plus, I don't want to encourage social gathering during a dangerous pandemic. You're lucky I'm even doing a show."
Asked how Miller was able to secure the Downtown Plaza for two days and put on a performance during the Covid-19 Pandemic, Miller explained since he won't physically be at the plaza, the formality is unnecessary. "I'm not attending my show. No chance in hell. I don't want to run the risk of infecting me."
Said Miller, "This two-day show is about the global future, and how entertainment has been naturally improved during isolation, just like the environment has, by not doing it or going to it. Entertainment is self-correcting and if we simply stop screwing it up with participation, it will become better, cleaner, and more sustainable and rewarding."
Asked what he plans to do for two days while his performance is going on, Miller said, "I might read a book, or do some exercise. I have an Oculus Rift now, that's pretty fun. It's like simulated reality, only you can actually hang out in it without catching Corona. For twenty minutes two times a day, I'll also be practicing Transcendental Meditation as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, because there's only cosmic bliss in the unified field within and the shows are better."
Don't see Tom Miller's two-day Performance Art Event:
CORONA NO-SHOW!
WHEN: Saturday, May 30 - Sunday May 31th 2020
TIME: Event begins at 8am EST and concludes Sunday at 11pm EST
VENUE: The Bo Diddley Downtown Plaza (Temporarily Closed by Order)
COST: FREE!
For questions about the show, feature interviews, or to contribute funds to Tom Miller's "Please May I Have One-Million Dollars in Exchange for Absolutely Nothing" Campaign, Contact Tom Miller at http://millerworks.weebly.com/donate
Please share this performance art press release and let's make sure we don't have a crowd.
ABOUT TOM MILLER:
Tom Miller is a playwright, screenwriter, performance artist, musician, director, sound designer, actor, painter, a practitioner of Transcendental Meditation, and the host of the longest running continuous live variety show in America, The Tom Miller Show. Mr. Miller holds a BA in Theatre from the University of Florida and is currently finishing his MFA in Screenwriting in the David Lynch MFA Screenwriter's Program at Maharishi International University in Fairfield, Iowa. Mr. Miller enjoys lobster, martinis, and hosting The Reverend Angeldust's Tabernacle of Hedonism in Gainesville, Florida - the Known Center of the Universe.
FOR MORE ABOUT TOM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Miller_(performance_artist)
On Saturday, May 30th 2020, Tom Miller will be performing a new work entitled, "CORONA NO-SHOW" in the Downtown Plaza. The show will take place over a period of two-days during which time Tom Miller will not be appearing. The show is open to the public but Miller advises people attend only from the comforts of home because the plaza is temporarily closed and he won't be there anyway.
"Please don't come to the Bo Diddley Plaza to see my performance. I won't be there, and plus, I don't want to encourage social gathering during a dangerous pandemic. You're lucky I'm even doing a show."
Asked how Miller was able to secure the Downtown Plaza for two days and put on a performance during the Covid-19 Pandemic, Miller explained since he won't physically be at the plaza, the formality is unnecessary. "I'm not attending my show. No chance in hell. I don't want to run the risk of infecting me."
Said Miller, "This two-day show is about the global future, and how entertainment has been naturally improved during isolation, just like the environment has, by not doing it or going to it. Entertainment is self-correcting and if we simply stop screwing it up with participation, it will become better, cleaner, and more sustainable and rewarding."
Asked what he plans to do for two days while his performance is going on, Miller said, "I might read a book, or do some exercise. I have an Oculus Rift now, that's pretty fun. It's like simulated reality, only you can actually hang out in it without catching Corona. For twenty minutes two times a day, I'll also be practicing Transcendental Meditation as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, because there's only cosmic bliss in the unified field within and the shows are better."
Don't see Tom Miller's two-day Performance Art Event:
CORONA NO-SHOW!
WHEN: Saturday, May 30 - Sunday May 31th 2020
TIME: Event begins at 8am EST and concludes Sunday at 11pm EST
VENUE: The Bo Diddley Downtown Plaza (Temporarily Closed by Order)
COST: FREE!
For questions about the show, feature interviews, or to contribute funds to Tom Miller's "Please May I Have One-Million Dollars in Exchange for Absolutely Nothing" Campaign, Contact Tom Miller at http://millerworks.weebly.com/donate
Please share this performance art press release and let's make sure we don't have a crowd.
ABOUT TOM MILLER:
Tom Miller is a playwright, screenwriter, performance artist, musician, director, sound designer, actor, painter, a practitioner of Transcendental Meditation, and the host of the longest running continuous live variety show in America, The Tom Miller Show. Mr. Miller holds a BA in Theatre from the University of Florida and is currently finishing his MFA in Screenwriting in the David Lynch MFA Screenwriter's Program at Maharishi International University in Fairfield, Iowa. Mr. Miller enjoys lobster, martinis, and hosting The Reverend Angeldust's Tabernacle of Hedonism in Gainesville, Florida - the Known Center of the Universe.
FOR MORE ABOUT TOM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Miller_(performance_artist)
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