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SOLO SUNDAYS 12/13/15 - TICKETS AVAILABLE AT BOX OFFICE

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Please Note: INFANTS ARE NOT PERMITTED AT PERFORMANCES.

TICKETS FOR TODAY'S SHOW AVAILABLE AT THE BOX OFFICE

L I S A R O T H M A N
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"The Darkest Day of the Year"

Lisa's waiting in line for an acorn pouch. She's brought her family to the Winter Solstice Carnival at a private school in Marin not far from where she herself grew up, lonely, reading and re-reading the smutty passages from Judy Blume novels. All the other mothers are wearing yoga pants. Lisa looks terrible in yoga pants. This was a bad idea. Lisa wishes she hadn't come and right then, her fairy godmother appears! But not to bail Lisa out. No, instead she's hell bent on getting Lisa's son to see the dragon on the roof "What? You don't want your child to see a dragon but you send him to public school in Oakland?"

E L I Z A G I B S O N
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"Bravo 25"

Is it time to get back to our breath?" asks Amber, the robot therapist.Tony doesn't want to breathe. Victoria prefers we consider death anxiety. Jeremy thinks some breathing would be pretty great right about now.Cheryl wants to know what's so wrong with people helping people. Marsha will do whatever Amber says because Amber, the robot therapist, never asks her about her mother.

K E V I N R O L S T O N
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"Deal with the Dragon: Part Two"

Hunter Keegan just finished the most exquisite work of art he has ever created. This is the one that will either set him free or completely destroy him.

E L I Z A B E T H S A L E
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"Squirrel Buster"

Yes, it's hot out here in the West VirginIa sun, but no where near as fiery as it gets if Liz's dad goes into the house, which is just full of women. He's got a wife, and an ex-wife and co-workers and a nosy neighbor - and, right now all 5 of his daughters are home, but just for a few more hours . . . So, no, he's gonna stay out here, in the open, mowing the lawn and admiring the engineering of a good bird feeder. But, geeze, he wishes they would just come outside, so he could talk to 'em.

S O L O S U N D A Y S,
San Francisco's premier monthly showcase, presents select samplings of veteran virtuosos and top emerging talent in the intimate Stage Werx theater. 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.