I wish I had someone to blame other than myself for not going to see comedian Eddie Izzard on either of the nights he was in Dallas. As Corby recounted on The Ticket, Izzard was to have just one show at the Majestic on Sunday. It sold out quickly. Izzard asked if the Majestic was booked on Monday. It wasn’t, so he added another show, and I missed that one too. He’s one of the best, and I missed the chance to see him live. Twice. Some people were more on top of their games and managed to attend. Harrumph.
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