A collaboration from John Leo (Peg-ass-us, tinyDANGEROUSfun!, Number's Up!) and Jay Dunn (Chicken, Flesh&Blood&Fish&Fowl), two slightly perverted but naively well-intentioned mutes drag each other through life with only each other's mischievous cruelty to keep them warm. With voyeuristic vaudeville bits and surrealist non sequitors, John and Jay marry Beckett's existential bleakness, the Marquis de Sade's power-games and Keaton's comedic sincerity. Both epic and infinitesimal, these gentlemen comrades will laugh you out of your seat while they steal it from under you. Warning: Violence, Sexiness and Booze will be Goin' On. Dixon Place, NYC 161A Chrystie Steet, between Rivington & Delancey, 10002 DIRECTIONS November 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19 2011 Thursdays & Saturdays, 9:30p Tickets CLICK HERE $15/$12 (advance, students & seniors) $18/$15 (door, students & seniors) group rates available, contact: tim@dixonplace.org FIRST WEEKEND ONLY! USE DISCOUNT CODE "FIST" FOR $10 TICKETS! Trailer http://youtu.be/GetcY8uZ_rY Bios John Leo is currently a Pediatric Clown Doctor with the Big Apple Circus Clown Care Unit, and curates/MCs tinyDANGEROUSfun! -a high-risk variety show for adults in an intimate basement in Brooklyn. He has toured all over North America in various shows: Peg-ass-us (Best of SF Fringe), a queer sex-ed burlesque, Number's Up! (Gold Medal NY Clown Olympics) a one-man, one-chihuahua clown show, and In-cahoots (Best of SF Fringe). He has also been on expeditions with Clowns Without Borders (Mexico & Guatemala) and is a graduate of the Dell 'Arte School of Physical Theatre, and Sue Morrison's Clown Through Mask. John lived in Juneau, Alaska for seven years and worked extensively with Perseverance Theater. He is a student of Zen Buddhism and teaches The Zen of Clown. Jay Dunn recent credits include Flesh&Blood&Fish&Fowl (Edinburgh Fringe First, London Mime Fest, Paris), Chicken (Philly LiveArts ’10), Hell Meets Henry Halfway (Pig Iron Theater Company). Regional credits include Arena Stage, Folger Theater, Woolly Mammoth, Olney Theater Center, and Potomac Theater Project among may others. A volunteer with Clowns Without Borders (Haiti), Jay is also a part-time Pedagogic Assistant to Dody DiSanto and a graduate of Middlebury College and L’Ecole Jacques Lecoq. He is currently in residency at Dixon Place as a member of Gold No Trade theatre company. More Info | |
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