Événement

Solo Sundays - 10/23/11

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NEW ADDRESS - 446 Valencia (nr. 16 St.)
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>> Love, Humiliation & Karaoke
written and performed by Enzo Lombard
Enzo really does not want to end up cut into little pieces and deposited on the side of the highway. Yet he's risking just that by driving 600 miles to meet SanDiegoDavid, a complete stranger he met online. Enzo's not looking for love, he's just way behind on an assignment for his Berkeley psychic class. Even though "David" could very well be a serial murderer, to Enzo he's still safe. Safe because David is a non-contender for dating, having three out of five of Enzo's rigid non-negotiables. To be safer still, Enzo's meeting him at a Del Taco parking lot. But when he arrives at their meeting place, the guy's car is left parked across the entryway making it impossible for anyone to get in or out. David's psycho potential has just gone through the roof. Who does that? What has Enzo gotten himself into? This is humiliating, and even worse, TOTALLY UN-PSYCHIC.

>> Forgetting the Details
written and performance by Nicole Maxali
Things aren't right at home. Nicole's lola (Tagalog for grandmother) is starting to forget more and more details. In a span of three months, she changes the locks on all the doors, drives on the wrong side of the street and shoplifts Rocawear and Sean John outfits from Serramonte Mall. As the family struggles through her grandmother's descent into dementia, Nicole faces the conflict between being a respectful Filipina apo (Tagalog for granddaughter) or pursuing her American dream. What's a Fil-Am girl to do?

SOLO SUNDAYS: Hilarious, Heartbreaking & Provocative Solo Performances
Solo Sundays, S.F.'s premier monthly showcase, presents select samplings of veteran virtuosos and top emerging talent in the intimate StageWerx theatre now at it's expanded (but still quite intimate) location in the Mission. Beyond stand-up and storytelling, solo theater creates casts of thousands - plus special effects - all bursting from a single performer. The results are hilarious and heartbreaking, passionate and provocative, ablaze with personal visions.