Life Event (American Sideshow)

side·show
n.
1. A small show offered in addition to the main attraction, as
at a circus.
2. A diversion or spectacle that is incidental to a larger set of
circumstances or a bigger issue of concern

American Sideshow is a series of stories that follows the
misadventures of an unlikely band of Carnies in post 9/11
America, an era that combines aspects of Pearl Harbor,
Vietnam, the Great Depression, and the kind of paranoia and
government control that would make J. Edgar Hoover giggle
with joy until he wet himself; to say the least it was a difficult
time. If the situation wasn't complicated enough before the
Carnies capered into the mix then it will be soon enough.
So, step right up and pay the man at the door! The show is
about to begin, but if you hurry you can still get a good seat.

In a world of freak shows and tax shelters Billy is a fourth
generation Carney on a mission for matrimony. It’s one
midget, a motorcycle and a wedding you’ll never forget.