For those of you not familiar with Festivus, VidLit (Tilzy.TV Page), the production company that brings text to life with quirky, imaginative pieces of the same name (see What IS a VidLit?), brings a description of the un-holiday. This VidLit, inspired by a book and website on Festivus by Allen Salkin, is a nice starting point for the Festivus novice.
I am fortunate to have celebrated (observed?) Festivus with purists, and I’m proud to say that I pinned the head of the household during the “Feats of Strength.”
“Festivus is the perfect nothing that avoids excluding anyone,” and this piece captures its pointed absurdity.
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