To commemorate the release of Eugene Mirman's new stand up album & DVD, En Garde, Society!, Eugene organized a mock protest against himself at Union Square in Manhattan. It drew over 50 protesters, who gleefully chanted caustic anti-Mirman slogans as they followed Eugene down the street to a nearby bar. Here is a photo narrative of the events that transpired.
A cleverly disguised Mirman incites the demonstrators. Down with Eugene, Up with People!
Eugene commands his chariot driver to run over copies of En Garde, Society!
The CDs are decimated
The protestors begin to march
Mirman's brother snaps a photo
An effigy hangs from a tree
The effigy is destroyed. The incensed crowd cheers!
Todd Barry loves a good protest, hates Eugene.
The battered skull of the effigy lies motionless on the dirty NYC streets. Everyone is happy.

























