New Year's Eve: Charles performs in 'Salute to the Decade' at the Annex Theater!

[Seattle Untimely]

Greetings Generations Baby Boom through Z,

It is now ten days before December 31st, which traditionally marks the start of the scramble to figure out your New Year's plans. For those who need a refresher, the scramble plays like this: you know what your New Year's Eve options are, but you cannot know which option will be the most 'off the hook' until you know what everyone else is doing. So it is always in your best interest to hold out on committing to any New Year's options until the last minute. Unfortunately, when every player employs this strategy (as they should), it inevitably leads to a suboptimal outcome involving a half-assed house party and/or the Hard Rock Cafe.

That's why this year, in order to save you from your own rational self-interest, a group of Seattle comics and musicians have decided to fundamentally change the game. How? By throwing a New Year's party that is guaranteed to be maximally 'off the hook' , and that will probably sell out, thus negating the benefit of waiting until the last minute.

For the academics out there, here are the details:

- Charles in Salute to the Decade

- Performances from the Entertainment Show, Danielle Radford, Bret Fetzer, *Charles*, Killer Donut, and Jacqueline C as well as musical guests like Handshakes, Stranger Gallery, Blunt Mechanic and Some Prometheans

- The Annex Theater in Capital Hill

- December 31st

- Show starts at 10PM, Bar opens at 9:30PM 

- Pre-sale tickets are available at Brown Paper Tickets for $17.50: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producerevent/92713?prod_id=426 . Otherwise tickets are $19 at the door.

- And for those of you who still have an evolutionary need to know who else will be there, here is the Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=194911119494&ref=share

So buy your tickets today, and come help us welcome a new decade by roasting the previous the one.

And even if you are not able to attend, we hope you have a very merry Christmas and find the time to poor one out for the days of auld lang syne.

Sincerely,

charlie and chuck (Charles)

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