Événement

SOLO SUNDAYS - 4/8/18

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SARAH MATSUI
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"Hello, Boar--You Must Be Hungry"

It's 1994 in Hawaii, the water is cold, the sky is velvety black, and six-year-old Sarah is night diving with her dad. When something bright green flashes ahead, he takes off with his flashlight and spear, and leaves Sarah to fend for herself in the middle of the Pacific. Maybe later she can ask questions about identity, family, and what stories get passed down. But for now, she's focused on staying afloat.

LEE ARCHER
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"I am trying to think of some way to make the title shorter because this one is way too long I think we can all agree."

I look down and realize I am standing on a stage in San Francisco. It feels good, familiar, like something out of an excerpt from a live solo show. I hear myself telling you and the rest of the audience the story about how I was seven years old at summer day camp and was sitting at the picnic table during lunch one day when one of the other kids tried to eat a blueberry Hostess Fruit Pie. Am I being unfair to him, that kid, talking about this all these years later? Though for all I know he is on a different stage somewhere else right now talking about me.

KATE ROBARDS
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"PolySHAMory"

His and hers. And hers. And his. And sex. And sex clubs. And love. And therapy. Kate has everything she's ever dreamed of. So does Kate's husband's girlfriend. Armed with the sex positive ethos of The Ethical Slut, she enters the world of Polyamory.

BRUCE PACHTMAN
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"50 People Who Look Just Like Me"

In five minutes, Bruce will audition for the lead in a major motion picture. The audition is really just a formality. The role is clearly his. Bruce is pretty sure of it. It's not supposed to be this easy. Is it possible that they'll ask him to sign a contract today?