On Tuesday night, a triangular lot on Knickerbocker Avenue and Harrison Place ceased to be just a lot and instead became Wet Hot American Summer‘s Camp Firewood. It was an evening for short shorts and high socks and camp t-shirts and you know as we write this we realize you might be asking how that’s different from any other Brooklyn summer night. Rest assured it was though. As befitting Bushwick and the fact that it didn’t cost $40 to get into, the Camp Firewood immersion at The JunXion felt like a charmingly janky version of a BBQ Films immersion. We should clarify that we say that with love, because a homemade feel fits the vibe of the cult appeal of Wet Hot American Summer more than an expensively-produced version of the same thing ever could. _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Wherever you looked, you got a reminder of the...… Read More
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