I didn't take many photos and most I did take were a bit blurred. In this picture Amanda Palmer herself can actually hardly be seen (she was at the piano on the far right at that moment) but it does show other interesting things going on like the sign language interpreter on the left side of the stage (with another sign language interpreter right behind her on the floor). Their presence indicates that it was a rather eccentric show, including the auctioning of a painting that had been dragged all over Europe (it went for 700 euros) and a guest appearance by Amanda Palmer's husband, writer Neil Gaiman (one of @realjaco's heroes).
Needless to say we had a great time. Too bad we had to leave the concert early to relieve my parents-in-law of their babysitting duties.
