[Seth-Trips] "I Look Like an Egg" again and cheaper
[Neal@alumnae.mills.edu: "cookie" opens jan 2nd]
Seth David Schoen
schoen at loyalty.org
Thu Dec 30 22:55:22 PST 2004
I saw this last year, as I mentioned, and it's now re-opening at a
much cheaper price. It was remarkably serious and funny at the same
time and I feel that Heather Gold is good at what she does.
At the new price, the show would be a great deal even if you went
only for the cookies! But don't do that, go for the show and stay
for the cookies. Or the other way around. Like "I came for the beer
and I stayed for the freedom".
----- Forwarded message from Melissa Neal <Neal at alumnae.mills.edu> -----
Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 22:40:39 -0800
From: Melissa Neal <Neal at alumnae.mills.edu>
To: schoen at loyalty.org
Subject: "cookie" opens jan 2nd
Hi! You are recieving this email because you signed up for Heather
Gold's email list at a performance of her one woman show,
"I Look LIke An Egg, but I Identify As a Cookie". I wanted to let
you know that the show is reopening this Sunday at a much
better venue- The Rex hotel in downtown San Francisco. Also,
this Sunday is a "pay what you can" performance. Suggested
payment is $5 (cheap!). We are also going to be looking for volunteers
through the entire run. Of course volunteers always get in free!
Below is info on the revamped show. Please contact me with any
questions. We would love to see you there!
Melissa
**********
Come see the "Cookie" preview on January 2nd with special guest Lynnee
Breedlove (Tribe 8, Godspeed) for as little as $5 when you buy advance
tickets! All the seats are great in this intimate space. "Cookie" is a great
date and also a great place to meet new folks
After a sell out run, Joie de Vivre has brought my solo show back. In
"Cookie," I bake chocolate chip cookies with the audience while searching for
my whole self. Every show is different, but each night ends with an afterparty
in which people get to really meet in an atmosphere that's gotten past the
surface. And yes, every one get fresh chocolate chip cookies.
Buy tix in advance: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/698
1-800-838-3006 | www.subvert.com
Pay What you Can preview - Sunday january 2nd
Every Sunday in January + February 2005
The Hotel Rex, San Francisco
562 Sutter @ Powell
show: 8:00pm
doors 7:30
Café Andrée + Hotel Bar: 5:30pm
Tix are $30 General Admission, $50 Reserved front-row, or advance Pay What
You Can tickets for the January 2nd show.
Tix + More info: www.subvert.com | 1-800-838-3006
If you can't make this show and want to see future ones for free can email
cookie at subvert.com to see about volunteering.
Every show ends with a party and yes, everyone gets fresh chocolate chip
cookies.
Print out the flier image below (or do so at www.subvert.com if you can't see
it in this email) to receive a free glass of wine when you have dinner at the
bistro Café Andrée at the Rex before the show.
Sunday Jan 2nd -- Lynnee Breedlove (Tribe 8, Godspeed) (Pay What you Can
Performance)
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.
heather gold
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
heather gold
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
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