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Solo Sundays 9/27/15 - Laura Hedli, Kenny Yun, Thao P. Nguyen, Bruce Pachtman

Stage Werx Theatre
San Francisco, CA

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Dimanche 27 Sept 2015 19:00 - Dimanche 27 Sept 2015 20:45 | 12.00$ - 25.00$

Événement

Solo Sundays 9/27/15 - Laura Hedli, Kenny Yun, Thao P. Nguyen, Bruce Pachtman

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T H A O P. N G U Y E N
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"Buddha.jpeg"

A virus has entered the mainframe of Thao's brain and deleted the "Buddha.jpeg" file. There's no backup. No cloud. As a born-and-raised Buddhist, she badly needs this file back. She's just got to hack in there, recover the file, and remove the malware before it compromises everything.

K E N N Y Y U N
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"Tiger Mom Spilled Guts On My Tater Tots"

Please don't start mom! It's bad enough sitting in a smorgasbord, eating taters. Hope people aren't staring. How can I get her to stop ? Oh no, I can't believe mom's going there!

L A U R A H E D L I
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"Overtime"

He scrambles eggs. She prepares coffee. They take their places at the table, morning domesticity on the Upper East Side. Except that it's Saturday and their boss makes three--this is her apartment. They are there on her time. Laura is a journalist required to help write her book, he's an exercise physiologist obliged to help her get in shape. The boss has no idea he is seeing Laura on the side. "When are you getting a girlfriend?" she asks him. Laura's leg touches his under the table and she shoots him a look. He wants her silence. Her boss wants her compliance. Both want her company. Laura's losing control--how much longer can she keep it together?

B R U C E P A C H T M A N
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"Sometimes You Just Bomb, Bomb, Bomb, Bomb, Bomb, Bomb"

Bruce wants to buy a grandfather clock. The salesman will only sell him a watch. If this sounds like the beginning of a comedy act, you're right. The salesman, played by Bruce's brother Kurt, has never performed before and is both very excited and very anxious. His concern "How do we know our stuff is funny?" Bruce, the one with the show biz experience, and even more anxiety, knows the answer: We don't.