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1 Quandary Place
Abundance
ADVENTURES OF A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
Barroom Philosophers
Border Crossings
The Children's Museum
Class Notes
Embarrassment & Death
The Falls of Vincent Millay
Found and Lost: Goals for 2002
Frisco Fred's Cabaret!

Fuck You Cancer
Great Hymn of Thanksgiving / Conversation Storm
The Hasheesh Eater
Heavy Metal Playground
HER KIND: The Life & Poetry of Anne Sexton
i hate my friends
Jesus Rant
Kiss My Booth
Korean Badass
Low Hanging Fruit
Monkey Poet Stand-Up!
Organic Boxed Chicken Stock

parts is parts:
Party of One
RM3
The Sewers
Shopping as a Spiritual Path
Spotless
The Stetson Manifesto
A Strange Black Passion
Super Glossy!
TeleMongol
Terrible Voice
Tesla's White Pigeon
Turn of the Screw
You Go First

Performing autobiographical monolog, Dona Budd is a mix of William Faulkner, the school smartass, and a voraciously curious toddler, with a smattering of Mae West. She finds the world infinitely delicious, her curiosity is blind to convention, and she never saw a rule she didn't want to break. Her performance unfolds a hard-hitting, funny, and untold version of a strange white child growing up in an incomprehensible pre-civil-rights South. With startling combinations, she looks as boldly at the dark side as at the delights-the taste of crayons, a segregated children's matinee. Dona takes you places you've never been.

Director: Christine McHugh

Writer Dona Budd was raised in North Carolina when it was still the post-Civil-War South. She chose to go to Vassar College because it appeared in a Li'l Abner comic strip. After years of trying not to be a writer/performer, she gave up.