Solo Performance Festival # 4 Can you get my back? April 1, 2010
Seattle, Washington 98104
Solo Performance Festival # 4 Can you get my back? Presents: Middle, Piece de Resistance, and The Total Package. April 1st, 2nd, and 3rd!
Ben DeLaCreme's Piece de Resistance! (the piece she should have resisted)
At last Seattle's terminally delightful star of stage and street shares the secrets that have tricked dozens of audience members into enjoying her company. Join DeLaCreme as she peels back the outer layers of makeup and artifice to reveal the makeup and artifice within.
Middle by Jennifer Jasper
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to grow up in a house with five girls with a mother with a propensity for falling down, a father who doesnt really like children, and a grandfather whose hobby is making dildos? Well, this is Jennifer Jasper's life. She has a unique and hilarious way of telling these stories. And the most disturbing parttheyre all true. Performed improvisationally, she takes you on a journey from growing up as the middle child in a middle class family to the middle of her own mid-life.
The Total Package: A Journey Into Manhood by Ernie Von Schmaltz (Anna Allen)
Take a ride on the mustache express with this hilarious gender-bending guide to masculinity! Ernie Von Schmaltz leads this 30 minute excerpted show demonstrating the finer points of being a man. Using dance, song, film, humor and flow charts, you will experience a transformative seminar like no other.
Official Website: http://spfseattle.blogspot.com
Added by katepittman on February 17, 2010
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Solo performers from the dance, writing, musical theatre and burlesque worlds join together
March 3 - April 3, 2010
SEATTLE, WA - Solo Performance Festival (SPF #4: Can You Get My Back) presented by Theatre Off Jackson is the fourth installment of Seattle's annual solo performance festival, and is dedicated to presenting fearless, cutting-edge, diverse performances by solo theatre artists. SPF #4 invites you to celebrate solo artists through storytelling, music, dance, fiction, memoirs and whatever else their lone voice can dream up.