Say again, Beth?
Mega-talent, San Francisco it-girl and all-around nice person Beth Lisick mentioned me in her column today.
I can retire happy now.
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Hey! I came across your writing on Beth Lisick and I thought you may be interested in seeing her perform in a play I am working on. She is guest performing with us
this Sunday. The details of the production are lisited below.
Melissa
Calender of guest performances:
Sunday Jan 2nd — Lynnee Breedlove (Tribe 8, Godspeed) (Pay What you Can
Performance)
Sunday Jan 9th- Beth Lisick (writer, performer) http://www.bethlisick.com/
Sunday Jan 26th –Veva Edelson (Firefly restauranteur)
Sunday Jan. 23rd — Peggy Smith (Cowgirl Creamery founder)
Sunday Jan. 30th — Paul Festa (artist, writer, Bar None Creator)
Sunday Feb. 6th — drag king Fresh! (Barry) White au natural as her fine self
Sunday Feb. 13th — Nahida Salem (Palestinian and Jewish Recipes for Peace)
Heather searches for her whole self as she sifts through the complexities of
sexuality and identity with baking’s simple truths. She makes chocolate chip
cookies with you, the audience through her own hilarious and provocative
exploration of the recipe: heterosexuality (DRY), lesbianism (WET), the Left
(MIX) and other tasty 1980s tunes and secret ingredients. It’s an interactive
baking comedy with you the audience as a key part of the mix, and it’s never
the same twice.
While “Cookie” follows a recipe, it involves the audience in the heart of the
mix, letting Heather’s gift for extemporaneous comedy and insight fly. The
show is different every night, but every show ends with an afterparty in which
people meet in an environment that’s past the surface. Thanks to sold-out
shows and an amazing response from press and audiences alike, we will be
extending “Cookie.” Reservations are strongly recommmended.
And yes, everyone gets cookies.
for full info visit:
http://www.subvert.com
++++++++++++++++++++++++
“If Nigella Lawson and Sandra Bernhard got elbow-deep in butter and sugar
together…” SFBGuardian
“The hippest thing in Bay Area theatre . . . Heather Gold breathes new life
into the solo show format” – Oakland Tribune, Best of the Bay Area
Tasty Holiday gifts:
Tix for solo baking comedy–>
“I Look LIke An Egg, but I Identify As A Cookie”
at The Hotel Rex on Jan 2nd – Feb 27
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/698
Debut comedy EP CD–>
nosh – the best of Heather’s live stand-up
http://tinyurl.com/43vwg
Hey! I came across your writing on Beth Lisick and I thought you may be interested in seeing her perform in a play I am working on. She is guest performing with us
this Sunday. The details of the production are lisited below.
Melissa
Calender of guest performances:
Sunday Jan 2nd — Lynnee Breedlove (Tribe 8, Godspeed) (Pay What you Can
Performance)
Sunday Jan 9th- Beth Lisick (writer, performer) http://www.bethlisick.com/
Sunday Jan 26th –Veva Edelson (Firefly restauranteur)
Sunday Jan. 23rd — Peggy Smith (Cowgirl Creamery founder)
Sunday Jan. 30th — Paul Festa (artist, writer, Bar None Creator)
Sunday Feb. 6th — drag king Fresh! (Barry) White au natural as her fine self
Sunday Feb. 13th — Nahida Salem (Palestinian and Jewish Recipes for Peace)
Heather searches for her whole self as she sifts through the complexities of
sexuality and identity with baking’s simple truths. She makes chocolate chip
cookies with you, the audience through her own hilarious and provocative
exploration of the recipe: heterosexuality (DRY), lesbianism (WET), the Left
(MIX) and other tasty 1980s tunes and secret ingredients. It’s an interactive
baking comedy with you the audience as a key part of the mix, and it’s never
the same twice.
While “Cookie” follows a recipe, it involves the audience in the heart of the
mix, letting Heather’s gift for extemporaneous comedy and insight fly. The
show is different every night, but every show ends with an afterparty in which
people meet in an environment that’s past the surface. Thanks to sold-out
shows and an amazing response from press and audiences alike, we will be
extending “Cookie.” Reservations are strongly recommmended.
And yes, everyone gets cookies.
for full info visit:
http://www.subvert.com
++++++++++++++++++++++++
“If Nigella Lawson and Sandra Bernhard got elbow-deep in butter and sugar
together…” SFBGuardian
“The hippest thing in Bay Area theatre . . . Heather Gold breathes new life
into the solo show format” – Oakland Tribune, Best of the Bay Area
Tasty Holiday gifts:
Tix for solo baking comedy–>
“I Look LIke An Egg, but I Identify As A Cookie”
at The Hotel Rex on Jan 2nd – Feb 27
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/698
Debut comedy EP CD–>
nosh – the best of Heather’s live stand-up
http://tinyurl.com/43vwg
Melissa,
Heather is a good friend and I’m happy to support her efforts.
Melissa,
Heather is a good friend and I’m happy to support her efforts.