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Soul Invictus
1022 NW Grand Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85007 The Tribulations of a Lesbian Folk Singer Created and performed by Kristen Loree (Albuquerque)
The Politics of Hair
Chik Mann has been a folk singer her entire adult life. The songs and stories shared are cute, sexy and dangerous. The show consists of a woman, her guitar and a stool. The songs are about love, the stories about lust, childhood, marriage and children.
Written by Lou Clark Directed by Julie Holston. Featuring Jenn Rooks (Ka-HOOTZ Theater Company, Albuquerque) Imagine if you woke up every morning with a dream in your heart and good hair, whatever that means to you. Imagine a country filled with hope, happiness and healthy hair instead of one filled with hate, regret and split ends. Join Dani, a thirty-something lesbian, in this comedic journey as she searches for “Good, bad, hip hair” and finds herself in the process. Don’t miss this show that has left audiences in New Mexico, New York City and Seattle chanting “Better hair for a better America!”
Paisley Yankolovich: The Monsters I’ve been Created and performed by Paisley Yankolovich (Phoenix)
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The world premier of the latest song cycle from Gospel music’s darkest messenger. Monsters promises 20 dark, acapella show-tunes that delve deeply into twisted love, religious rapture... And severed limbs.
My Rooster is Huge Created by Antonio Sacre (Hollywood) Directed by Jim Lasko (Chicago) Reilly calls him a sexual extremist, and Dennis Miller wants to punch him in the nose. Solo Performer and two-time Best In Fringe Festival winner at the New York International Fringe Festival, Antonio Sacre returns to the Phoenix Fringe with his newest solo show, My Rooster is Huge - a blisteringly funny and moving solo performance piece developed with renowned Chicago director Jim Lasko.