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- AAAAH! (a sketchy romp)
Alligators from the Sewer
- Awake and Dreaming
- Bardo "A" Go Go
- The Bastard Chronicles
- Bethelda In My Office
- Black Light Kabuki or Listen
Now...
Brown and Black and White All Over
But Stevie Nicks Understands-PartIV
- A Call From Peter Mahoney
Coyote and the Great Albino Bat
- Cry of Aradia: Ritual Theatre
for the Modern Woman
Deconstructing Julie
Destination Unknown
Dirty On The Inside
- The Divine Box
Duke Ellington and Me
- The Fatty and Pinhead Show
Faust/Faustus
Flying Home
Hanging On Your Every Word
Highway to Helen
- Home Plate
- Horse Tales
Juicy Tidbits
Killing My Lobster's Comedy Show
Knock On Wood
Membership Is Never Free
Moog Bandits Gave Me the Clap
- Mumble in Numbskull
My Head Was a Sledgehammer
Naked Foam and Other Objects in Predicaments
No Fences, a midwestern tale
Nudity Is Contagious
Popcorn Anti-Theater on the
- Mexican Bus!
- The Purple Sage
Right This Way, Into the Fire
Right-On Insane Asylum
Romance: A One Man Show
Sarcastic Fables
Shakespeare's Mums
- Start Trekkin'
Step Up
Straight Ahead
Talking With Angels
The Tango at the Hotel Santiago
- Think of a Pencil
Tired Cliches
The Tragic Mellow Dramatic Death
of Doris Dinghy
- The Ugly Duchess
The Unseen Hand
Woyzeck
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- 50 minutes
Solo Performance; Children over the age of 10
- "Etta still can’t cook. I used to go over to
her place t’borrow some sugar or an egg or two, I’d walk into
her kitchen and there she’d be—standin’ at the stove starin’
off into the distance like she was lookin’ at somethin’ really
far away, tryin’ to see just exactly what it was. Meantime, the potato
water’s boilin’ over, and the beets or lima beans or whatever
she was cookin’up was more’n likely permanently stuck to the
bottom of the pan. When suppertime came, she’d serve up what she had
in whatever state it was in.
Funny thing is, once I was gone, she cooked for Harold—my husband.
That man was finally eatin’ what he really deserved."
- -from
No Fences, a midwestern tale
- Two women, one tornado and lots of blueberry pie. Etta's lifelong best
friend just up and dies and her lesbian granddaughter moves in next door,
reminding her that love in the sticks is anything but ordinary. Developed
with and directed by Amy Mueller. Written and performed by Jan Probst.
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- Shelton Theatre
- 533 Sutter Street, lower level
Showtimes
Thursday 9 7:00 PM
Sunday 12 8:30 PM
Saturday 18 7:00 PM
Sunday 19 2:30 PM
Ticket prices
$8.00
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