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A
(Bearded) Lady
BLESSING
HER HEART
Break-Upocalypse
Carnival
Of Chaos: "Survival Tips For The Reckless"
Cemetery
Golf
Cockroach
De
Rerum Natura; Or, Love The One You Whip
Eat,
Pray, Laugh!
Fists
of Funny
FOOL
FOR A CLIENT
The
Fox
The
Frank Diary of Anne
The
Godling
Hell,
The Musical
I
Prefer Fur
Inside
Private Lives
J.Lo.Hew
JESUS
IN MONTANA: Adventures in a Doomsday Cult
Knitting
LandEscape
Legs
and All
Marriage:
a queer institution
MISSING:
fugue #9: wear a warm coat
No
Ordinary Nut
Open
Season, A Queer Performance Spectacular
Play
4 Play
Poste
Restante
PUBLIC
SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: Comedy and Justice for All
Pulp
Scripture
Recess
Searching
for the Voice of the Third
Show
No Show
Spider
Baby the musical
Suicide
Me!
The
Surprise
The
Tao of Everest
Tater
Stew
tempestuous(ness)
or HIStory is Told by the Victors
The
Texas Chainsaw Musical!
Theatre
of the Battle
Ticonderoga
The
Unbearable Lightness of Raya
| JESUS IN MONTANA EXIT Stage Left FRIDAY 11 8:30 PM SATURDAY 12 4:00 PM SUNDAY 13 1:00 PM TUESDAY 15 8:30 PM THURSDAY 17 10:00 PM SUNDAY 20 5:30 PM |
by Barry Smith COMEDY, NOT FOR CHILDREN, MATURE CONTENT |
A disillusioned dishwasher from Aspen, Colorado, thinks he has overcome
his fundamentalist upbringing, until he discovers Jesus has returned and
is living in Montana! He quits his job, packs his bags and hitchhikes to
meet this Jesus guy, eventually joining the small cult. A true story! This
autobiographical, multi-media fringe hit won Outstanding Solo Show at the
2005 NY Fringe Festival!
"Five stars! ...a devastatingly significant work...a scintillating
sense of humor, a magnificent turn of phrase and a way with a punchline
that is jaw-dropping. You must see Jesus in Montana!" - Montreal Gazette
Barry Smith (writer/performer) bio:
Employing a unique mix of comedy, monologue and multi-media, as well
as a lifetime of bizarre experience, Barry Smith "reinvents the solo
confessional memoir," says the Edmonton Journal. "Think David
Sedaris and Spalding Gray with a whole lot of audio and visual aids,"
says The Aspen Times.
Barry Smith's first solo show, "Jesus in Montana: Adventures in a Doomsday
Cult," made a stunning debut, winning Outstanding Solo Show at the
2005 New York International Fringe Festival and later Best of Fest at the
2007 Winnipeg Fringe. His second solo comedy, "American Squatter,"
won multiple awards and critical acclaim throughout North America, and Smith's
latest work, "Barry Smith's Baby Book," continues to tour the
U.S. and Canada following its debut at the Montreal International Fringe
Festival.
In addition to live performance, Barry Smith has been writing his weekly
humor column, "Irrelativity," for The Aspen Times for 15 years,
entertaining his readers with adventures in pursuit of the obvious, the
irreverent and the absurd. Smith has also written and directed a number
of short comedy films, released a radio sketch comedy CD, published (against
all advice) a book of poetry and churned out some breathtaking to do lists.
Hailed by New York Magazine as "an energetic and versatile raconteur,"
Barry Smith lives and writes in Aspen, Colorado. More at www.barrysmith.com.
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