Is there a tear in your eye, cuz the end is nigh? You’re not alone gentle freaks and humble geeks! For over a decade, from the basement of Pier’s mother’s Foccaceria, Show Without End! has broadcast between midnight and 4am every Monday (and occasional Thursday), just after Barry Weatherjam’s Bagpipe and Kazoo Jamboree Hour, to various Bay Area public access channels, and to homes across the country with mighty rabbit ear antennae. And in the hour (or so) before the careening asteroid collides with our trembling planet and rear ends us into the cold vacuum of the Milky Way, Pier would like you to consider yourself welcome to share the end…on the final broadcast of Show Without End!
Dec 13th and 14th @7pm! Pier Valentino's: Show Without End! (The Final Broadcast) is presented as part of the So-fi Festival at Torn Page (435 W 22nd Street, 2nd floor) on a double bill with St Kilda by Jody Christopherson. Tickets are $15- $25 in advance, or $20 at the door for individual shows. A $25 full evening package consists of, 645pm pre-show cocktails, a 7 pm performance, followed by a wicked interactive beverage interlude, (Lady Brewster Will Burn by Erika Phoebus), followed by an 8 pm performance, for a full run time of roughly 2.5 hours. $15 Tickets to individual shows may also be purchased. For more info and a full festival line-up please visit: https://www.so-fi-festival.com/ Direct ticket link: https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3914736 Nico began development on this project with the support of the Grange Hall Cultural Center in Waterbury, VT and will be returning in February to perform the full length show. For more info on Nico’s other artistic work, please visit: www.nicgrelli.com Nidia Medina is a Latina theatre artist of various disciplines who is dedicated to challenging and advancing American Theatre in any and every way she can. She believes ferociously in new voices and a diverse community. She is currently Associate Producer and Director of the Studio at Theatre for a New Audience. photo by Reese Muntean
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From wh auden's September 1, 1939:
"Defenceless under the night /Our world in stupor lies; /Yet, dotted everywhere, /Ironic points of light /Flash out wherever the Just /Exchange their messages: May I, composed like them /Of Eros and of dust,/ Beleaguered by the same /Negation and despair/, Show an affirming flame." Archives
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