Stampede Fest sponsored by Feed the Herd Theatre Company. Think Wild, Run Wild

All events take place at CB's 313 Gallery

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	ROBERT AND THE DAWN IS HERE! The hotly anticipated centerpiece to this year's Stampede Fest is a savage neutering of the soul from the 800-pound gorilla of sweaty omnipotence who brought you last year's celebrated Platonov, Platonov, Platonov! Don't be a couch potato, see Robert and the Dawn

think wild run wild
February 1st - 28th, 2005
We're halfway through Feed the Herd Theatre Company's critically acclaimed "groundbreaking" Stampede Fest. Remaining performances include:

It's the end of the world as they know it in The Iron Horsemen 6:11.

Life ain't nuthin' but puppets and people in Robert and the Dawn

Gotham City Improv thinks you're a Schkank.

and Earl Okin: Musical Genius & Sex Symbol

A filmmaker's fight for the final cut in Blackface

WHERE & WHEN & HOW MUCH?
All events take place at:
CB's Gallery
313 Bowery (at Bleecker)
$12 general admission, $10 student/artist/senior
Buy a Stampede Pass for unlimited entry to all events: $55
Reservations available (to pay cash at the door) by calling 212.501.2282 or sending an email to feedtheherd@hotmail.com

HAVEN'T RUN WITH THE STAMPEDE? YOU'VE MISSED:

Why Work?, by Brian Longwell
Stolen Chair's Commedia Dell' Artemisia
(Martin Denton effusively praised Stolen Chair's audacity, "Making an audience think about gender politics in the middle of a raucous seduction scene is certainly an achievement," in his review on nytheatre.com.)
Sanctuary: Playwrights Theatre's Café Antarsia
Bridge-Burner, by Andrew J. Lederer
I Brought Jerry Lewis... by Steven Alan Green