ARDOR DOODY
In a cold prison cell, in an anonymous totalitarian country, two political prisoners debate guilt vs. innocence, happiness vs. productivity, honesty vs. betrayal, art vs. duty…all while wearing big clown shoes and rubber noses. Ardor Doody is a satirical comedy about two circus clowns and one mime fighting the government the only way they know how – but which one will have the last laugh?
"It's like reality TV, only realer."
ON MY REEL: REAL LIFE IN REALITY TV
A chronicle of the often unglamorous but always hilarious goings on behind the scenes of reality television, the show features Scout Durwood as all your favorite reality TV archetypes: Daisy, the ingenue, Ten, the jokester, Val, the bitch, a bitter producer and a cast of others who guide Scout on her journey to fame. Funny and heartfelt, the show was synthesized through interviews with reality producers, fans and participants.
Awarded *Best Actress* at the 2009 Strawberry One Act Festival.
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MONROE BOUND
“Secrets destroy!”
The dramedy stars Lexington Monroe, a waitress with a tendency towards looking for love in all the wrong places. Plus, Lexington has a secret–and secrets destroy! Just like the rest of us, she’s trying to figure out her place in the world, in this quirky tale that spans from Georgia to New York, from communist beer to The Princess of Power, and from Lexington’s innermost secrets to the world at large.
Awarded *Best Actor* at the Fresh Fruit Festival &
*Best Lighting* at the Midtown International Festival.
"We know what's cool. Burlesque and banjos!"
A multi-media cabaret play that tells an intertwined personal tale of six women as they make their way through issues ranging from sleepovers and first loves, to glass ceilings and infidelity, using dialogue, song, dance, spoken word, beatboxing and burlesque to tell its story.
V-love was a part of the 2009 Fresh Fruit Festival & toured NYC venues, including The Producer’s Club & Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance (BAAD!)
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THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES
“Eve isn’t the only Vagina.”
The city’s only all queer reading of Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues took place at 9:00 PM on Tuesday, February 27, 2007. The event, hosted with *snapshot* NYC at Bar 13 in Union Square, highlighted issues of intimate partner violence within the queer community, benefiting The New York City Anti-Violence Project, the only organization in Manhattan to specifically address these issues within the LBGT community.
To learn more about the performance’s beneficiary, visit AVP.org
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