Adrants to Shake Up One Show in May!

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After whining about lack of a poppin’ industry social life, the ad gods smiled down upon Adrants and gave us the chance to cover the One Show Festival next week! (If we’re ultra-good, will they also give us Cannes…?)

Dude. ONE SHOW. The event creatives have creamed themselves over for probably longer than I’ve been alive. I am an orgy of exploding emotions.

The fun and games kick off Monday, May 5th, with an opening reception from 5-7. Come loaded with business cards — or better still, a handheld with a QWERTY keyboard.

I’ll keep you updated on my schedule — including ceremonies, afterparties and performers — as the event draws closer. Follow me on Twitter to catch what I’m doing up-to-the-minute and arrange meet-ups.

See you at the Show.

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