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Live In-Person Performances
Created by Azhar Bande-Ali
New York City, NY
Harold Dixon – Sat, Jan 11, 3:30pm and Sun, Jan 12, 2pm.
Details Coming Soon.
Content Warning: All Ages.
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Created by Kat Siciliano
Philadelphia, PA
Marroney Theatre – Sat, Jan 11, 2pm and Sun, Jan 12, 12:30pm.
In this folk-musical retelling of the well known Bible story, Eve’s heart wanders away from the
man she was created for and toward a mysterious being in the garden. This story explores the
expectations behind relationships, free will’s double edged sword, and self-sacrifice in the
name of love. This show is a staged reading, with original music by Kat Siciliano.
Content Warning: All Ages.
Created by Devil’s Dice Productions
Phoenix, AZ
Marroney Theatre – Fri, Jan 10, 7:30pm; Sat, Jan 11, 5pm; and Sun, Jan 12, 2pm.
Guy’s dead, to start with. All things considered this isn’t the worst news, since finding yourself already dead is significantly less worrying than finding yourself dying. The bigger problem is, he’s pretty sure he’s in the wrong afterlife. Join Guy on his mission to find someone to politely sort this out with in “EVERY FRUIT FLY GOES TO HEAVEN WHEN IT DIES,” a short and low-key comedy piece about death, bugs, and customer service.
Content Warning: 13+, Strong Language.
Three 10-20 minute long performances that will leave you wanting more.
Harold Dixon – Sat, Jan 11, 7pm
Nana
Created by Rick “Wind” Herrera; Coolidge, AZ
Rick takes us on a funny and heartfelt journey, as he reflects on his upbringing and the relationship he had with his sister Nana.
Content Warning: 13+, Strong Language.
‘N|JOY
Created by Molly W. Schenck; Phoenix, AZ
“‘N|JOY” drags you through the absurd chaos of the insurance industrial complex, mental breakdowns, and the relentless semi-side-quest for joy.
Content Warning: 18+.
Salt Patterns Shifting
Created by FUNHOUSE movement theater; Tucson, AZ
Salt Patterns Shifting is a fever-dream meditation on environmental crisis, planned obsolescence, collective unquenchable consumption, and the impact of choices on internal and external landscapes.
Content Warning: 13+.
Created by The Perspective Collective
Trenton, NJ
Harold Dixon – Sat, Jan 11, 2pm and 10pm.
Dive beneath the surface of a decade of political chaos and uncover a riveting tale of principle versus power. In For Love of Country, meet an aging American patriot, his cunning spokesperson, and a mysterious Russian “graduate student.” Join them on an epic journey across land, sea, and a rally ground, filled with desperation, victory, and betrayal as they plot against enemies and each other. Whose principles will triumph? Will they survive? And will America emerge unscathed? In a single hour, modern musical/opera captures the rise of a political movement, and the betrayal that leads to its fall.
Content Warning: 13+.
Created by Aaron Foster
Reno, NV
Marroney Theatre – Sat, Jan 11, 8:30pm and Sun, Jan 12, 6:30pm.
Growing up with a bipolar father and a schizophrenic brother left Aaron Foster with a combination of survivor’s guilt, depression and anxiety that has invalidated his every accomplishment, destroyed his every relationship and invaded his every waking thought. A comedy!
Foster’s style lies somewhere between Mike Birbiglia and Marc Maron. His uniquely dark perspective is how he hilariously deals with the madness of, well, life.
“Mostly Jokes” is autobiographical standup and storytelling that one reviewer called: “Dark comedy with a huge heart.” Another said: “Subversively funny, laugh out loud, gallows humor.”
Content Warning: 13+, Strong Language.
Created by Jenna Sophia
Wilmington, DE
Harold Dixon – Fri, Jan 10, 6pm; Sat, Jan 11, 12:30pm; and Sun, Jan 12, 3:30pm.
Orbit Migration is a rite of passage for the ages.
Our guide, Grandmother Gaia, reveals her existential struggle, grapples with the right to exist, and searches to revive the will to sustain life. Exploring the fracture lines along her surface and deep into the depths of her core, she leads us to the troves of treasure waiting to be discovered as our greatest inheritance.
Experiential, healing, transcendent. Orbit Migration uses innovative storytelling to detangle and reweave Myths that anchor us within our own legendary lives.
Content Warning: 13+.
Created by Douglas Widick
Brooklyn, NY
Harold Dixon – Fri, Jan 10, 7:30pm; Sat, Jan 11, 5pm; and Sun, Jan 12, 12:30pm.
Clippy, the once-unpopular paperclip from Microsoft Word, has seen the future—and it is bleak. Determined to prevent the impending techno-dystopia brought about by Artificial Intelligence, Clippy travels back in time to warn humanity. Taking the audience on a thrilling, time-traveling adventure through the internet, Clippy encounters friends and foibles along the way. Will he succeed in stopping AI at its source? There’s only one way to find out…
Content Warning: 13+, Loud Noises.
Created by Toni Press-Coffman, Sarah MacMillan, and Carey Seward.
Tucson, AZ
Harold Dixon – Fri, Jan 10, 9pm; Sat, Jan 11, 8:30pm; and Sun, Jan 12, 5pm.
Psycho Sarah is a unique solo show penned by Toni Press-Coffman recounting Sarah’s harrowing story of her struggles with addiction and mental illness. Through her early years, she battles her mind until her teens when substance abuse adds to her inability to manage the chaos. Through this journey of recovery and self-discovery, Sarah finds a diagnosis, a path to wellness through meetings, and her voice. The show is complete with the puppets that live in her head, expertly performed by Red Herring Puppets. A play that explores the search for inner peace through mental health treatment, recovery and theatre.
Content Warning: 18+, Strong Language, Depictions or Discussion of Violence, Sexual Content.
Curated by Scratch Sketch Comedy Troupe
Tempe, AZ
Marroney Theatre – Sat, Jan 11, 7pm and Sun, Jan 12, 5pm.
Scratch Does Tucson is an adult sketch comedy show, bringing some of Scratch comedy’s most absurd and hilarious sketches to Tucson for the first time! Find your jam at Air Guitar Center, experience the horrors of new fraternity pledges trying to talk about their feelings, and brave the discount dentist at Dr. Enamel’s Teeth N’ Stuff. From an awkward sex ed class to a BBQ-sauce-infused Parisian jazz club, Scratch Comedy brings an hour of silliness and mayhem in Scratch Does Tucson! Content Warning: Contains adult humor and mature language.
Content Warning: 18+, Loud Noises, Strong Language, Depictions or Discussion of Violence, Sexual Content, Clowns.
Created by Razmus Productions
Naples, FL
Marroney Theatre – Fri, Jan 10, 6pm; Sat, Jan 11, 12:30pm; and Sun, Jan 12, 3:30pm.
There are 5,218 people in Aberdeen, Mississippi. This is the tale of 17 of them. And the men who caused all the trouble. Hapless librarian Viola Haygood falls in love (for the umpteenth time) to a dark and handsome stranger. His arrival causes a stir. Someone’s kidnapping Aberdeen’s young women. They’re at Big Otis’ Saloon one night and gone the next. Not so much as a by-your-leave. The town is getting nervous. Reporters descending like locusts. Lawyers locking and loading. No one is as they seem. Except Viola. And she has no idea what’s going on.
Content Warning: 13+, Strong Language.
Created by L.E. Lab
Onalaska, WI
Marroney Theatre – Fri, Jan 10, 9pm and Sat, Jan 11, 10pm.
Tragedy Adjacent is a serio-comedic solo show that explores the ideas that everyone has experienced some form of tragedy though we do not always allow ourselves to accept it. The performer decides to create an acronym to help others find a way to “self-help” those who did not have a support structure for their own trauma. He does this by using his story of being sexually abused as a child in hopes of finding comfort in the uncomfortable.
Content Warning: 18+, Strong Language, Depictions or Discussion of Violence, Sexual Content.
Created by Kevin Hainline
Tucson, AZ
Marroney Theatre – Sat, Jan 11, 3:30pm.
In You and Infinity, University of Arizona professor Dr. Kevin Hainline explores how humanity has grappled with the complex, weird concept of “endlessness” throughout history. Guided by the light of an overhead projector, Dr. Hainline will discuss how Greek philosophers were terrified of infinity, how thinking about infinity as an actual number set mathematicians at odds for centuries, and where we tiny humans fit in. A humorous blend of history, philosophy, and science, this engaging performance tackles the abstract and the universal, and offers a hopeful look at our place in the grand, unending story of the cosmos.
Content Warning: All Ages.
Live Zoom Performances
Created by Mary Guillermin
Topanga, CA
Live on Zoom – Thur, Jan 9, 7pm.
Details Coming Soon.
Content Warning: 18+.
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