Single Shots

Louisville Improvisors and The Bard's Town Present

Single Shots - 2 Evenings of Original Solo Theater

Featuring NEW works by Chris Anger, John Tillotson, Brian Walker, and Zac Carman & Charity Bass Murphy

November 24th and 25th, 2017 7:30 & 9:30pm. 2 monologues each show, 2 shows a night.

Warning: The 9:30 show both nights contains graphic adult language and situations and is not suitable for children.

Tickets - $15 per show or $25 for a full evening pass. (All 4 shows in one night)

Friday 11/24 7:30pm

THE HARMFULNESS OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES IN THE THEATRE - A Tutorial
(Inspired by Anton Chekhov’s “TOBACCO”)
written by John Tillotson, starring Jessica Wortham
(20 min.) Directed by Alec Volz

and

TERMINAL BUSES ONLY
written and performed by Chris Anger
(1hr.) Directed by Alec Volz

Friday 11/24 9:30pm

BRAND EXTENSION STRATEGY
written by Zac Carman & Charity Bass Murphy, starring Gracie Taylor (20 min.) Directed by Gracie Taylor

and

CONFESSIONS OF A REFORMED GLORY HOLE BANDIT
written by Brian Walker starring Ryan Watson (1hr.) Directed by Brian Hinds

Saturday 11/25 7:30pm

THE HARMFULNESS OF ELECTRONIC DEVICES IN THE THEATRE - A Tutorial
(Inspired by Anton Chekhov’s “TOBACCO”)
written by John Tillotson, starring Jessica Wortham
(20 min.) Directed by Alec Volz

and

TERMINAL BUSES ONLY
written and performed by Chris Anger
(1hr.) Directed by Alec Volz

Saturday 11/25 9:30pm

BRAND EXTENSION STRATEGY
written by Zac Carman & Charity Bass Murphy, starring Gracie Taylor (20 min.) (20 min.) Directed by Gracie Taylor

and

CONFESSIONS OF A REFORMED GLORY HOLE BANDIT
written by Brian Walker starring Ryan Watson (1hr.) Directed by Brian Hinds

Show descriptions -

Terminal Buses Only
In this piece, Chris Anger does what he does best – play records and tell stories.

Confessions Of A Reformed Glory Hole Bandit
A former actor looks back on his time spent in the seedier side of the gay bar scene and what it means to his committed relationship now.

Brand Extension Strategy
The tables are turned in this reversal of the standard businessman’s life choices and what it takes to really succeed in business.

The Harmfulness Of Electronic Devices In The Theater
This loving homage to Anton Chekov’s Tobacco updates his wildly comic monologue to tonight – in this theater, as the Stage Manager gives the curtain speech.

When – November 24 & 25, 2015

Time – 7:30 & 9:30pm (2 shows nightly)

Tickets - $15 per show, $25 full evening pass