We need comedy in these desperately dull times…aka, the dreade month of February. Such a short, stunted, dreary little month. FORTUNATELY, comedy gal pals Rebecca M Davis and Tootsie Spangles have a solution to your winter doldrums with a brand new cabaret spectacle: FRIED GREEN BEACHES features sketches, songs, and parodies of some of your favorite 80s/90s gal pal movies…yes, you WILL feel the wind beneath your legs!
Performances are ONE WEEKEND ONLY! Feb 22,23,24 at 7:30 at Theatre Off Jackson in beautiful downtown International District!!! Ages 18+ so leave the children at HOME!
Tickets at https://friedgreenbeaches.com
More intel:
Gather your besties, the wind beneath your wings, reconnect with old and new friends, and head on over to Theatre off Jackson for a comedy celebration with two of the Emerald City’s funniest femmes. The Stay Up Late Show is thrilled to produce in association with Theatre off Jackson- FRIED GREEN BEACHES: A Comedy about a Couple of Gal Pals.
Get ready to be transported through time and tide as comedy duo Rebecca M Davis and Tootsie Spangles skewer and pay homage to the movies and media of the past that left a lasting impression (A League of their Own, Beaches, David Bowie’s Pants in Labyrinth). This hysterically nostalgic, 80 minute pop culture spectacle features sketches, songs, and stories about womanhood, friendship, queerness, and growing up. Ages 18+
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Rebecca M Davis and Tootsie Spangles (executive producer and associate producer, The Stay Up late Show) are fringe theatre co-conspirators, real life friends, queer ladies, producers, writers, and performers. They have over 100 years of experience between them.. probably. They have strong opinions about ice cream cake and if they grew up in the same place a teacher would have NEVER let them sit together.
Recent collaborations include The Fruit Salad Show, Shakespeare in the Park(ing Lot), and many nerd-themed burlesque and variety shows.
When they are not faking their way through adulthood, Tootsie is a teaching artist and chaos wrangler and Rebecca is an ordained minster and a producer of “What the Funk Fest: An All BIPOC Burlesque Festival with Mx. Pucks A’Plenty.
More at rebeccamdavis.com & tootsiespangles.com
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