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SHOWS
This year's up-to-the-last-minute madness again features original works that will make you laugh, protest, or ponder your own role in society. You'll hum all the way home after one of many musical acts, too.
Scroll down the page to see the preliminary list of all our shows. Click a show's title to read more about it, who's in it, and purchase individual show tickets in advance. Most shows are $12 unless otherwise indicated. Or just buy a
Stampede Pass
and see them all. It's what we would do if we had $55.
Last year's Stampede Fest was the first theater festival of 2004 and included over 60 different performances of original works. It's examination of mass-luxury consumerism, Styrofoam by Kevin Doyle, was heralded in the press by the New York Times, while Platonov! Platonov! Platonov! or The Case of a Very Angry Duck, by Eric Michael Kochmer, was named one of the best plays in 2004 by nytheatre.com.
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SEE THEM ALL
Buy the Stampede Pass and see all the shows, or as many as you'd like for $55.
We assure you the bootprints come out.
Get Trampled!
Get the Pass
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Feed the Herd Theatre Company presents
The Iron Horsemen 6:11
by Jermaine Chambers
directed by Brian Snapp
Feb. 07 at 7:30pm
Feb. 13 at 3:00pm
Feb. 14 at 7:30pm
Feb. 20 at 7:30pm
Feb. 21 at 7:30pm
Feb. 27 at 7:30pm
Parker Entertainment presents:
Blackface
By Cheryl Davis
Performed by Calvin Wynter
Directed by Ross Peabody
Feb. 12 at 5:00pm
Feb. 13 at 7:30pm
Feb. 22 at 7:30pm
Feb. 27 at 3:00pm
Feed the Herd Theatre Company presents
Robert and the Dawn
by Eric Michael Kochmer
directed by Emanuel Bocchieri
Feb. 16 at 7:30pm
Feb. 17 at 7:30pm
Feb. 18 at 7:30pm
Feb. 19 at 7:30pm
Feb. 23 at 7:30pm
Feb. 24 at 7:30pm
Feb. 25 at 7:30pm
Feb. 26 at 7:30pm
Gotham City Improv presents
Schkank (sketch comedy)
directed by Sam Turich
Feb. 19 at 10pm
Feb. 26 at 10pm
Parker Entertainment presents
Earl Okin: Musical Genius & Sex Symbol
Written and performed by Earl Okin
Feb. 24 at 10pm
Feb. 25 at 10pm
A Premeire Reading of
Cocaine and Underpants
(a drawing-room thriller-cum-social-commentary involving a drug deal gone wrong)
written by the late Alan Bowne
directed by Seth Soloway
with Kelly Scanlon, Steve Rousseau, & Keith Hudson
Feb. 26 @ 2pm
for $5 suggested donation
Feed the Herd, Parker Entertainment, & CB's Gallery invite you to the
Afterfest Party
Join us on Feb. 28 from 7 to 10pm for a Stampede Passed-out Award party. What should we call the spoof awards? The Stampies? The Young & the Trampled? And we welcome your ideas for categories. Contact us.
Shows that have already gotten trampled:
(yes, sad to say you missed them)
The Stolen Chair Theatre Company presented:
Commedia Dell’ Artemisia
With curtain raiser "The Crazy House" by Sam Dingman (with Benjamin Camp)
And special guest Olivia Greer for after-show entertainment
Feb. 02 at 7:30pm
Feb. 03 at 7:30pm
Feb. 05 at 7:30pm
Feb. 06 at 7:30pm
Parker Entertainment presented
Why Work?
Written and performed by Brian Longwell
Feb. 4 at 7pm
Feb. 5 at 10pm
Sanctuary: Playwrights Theatre presented
Café Antarsia
Directed by Ian Belton
Libretto & Lyrics by Ruth Margraff
Composed & Concept by Nikos Brisco
Feb. 10 at 7:30pm
VISUAL ART
CB’s Gallery presented:
DARK MARKET
EXHIBIT OPENING & ARTIST’S RECEPTION
Feb. 9 at 6pm-9pm
no cover
Parker Entertainment presented:
Bridge-Burner
Written and performed by Andrew J. Lederer
Feb. 11 at 7:30pm
Feed the Herd Theatre Company presented:
Love is Good (a reading)
by Josh Drimmer
Directed by Tom Wojtunik
Feb. 12 at 2pm ($5)
(tickets only available day of show at the door)
It's the not-so-distant future and The Boxhead Quartet is a band on
the verge of making it big. But a growing wave of anti-robot sentiment
is sweeping the nation. This has lead Bob (the humanoid drummer and
genius songwriter responsible for the trio's twenty-eight second radio
smash) into a desperate fit of very human depression. Can the rest of
the band put their artistic differences aside? Are listeners ready to
accept a robot rock band? Or, will the prevailing traps of ego and
bigotry once again rule the day? Love is Good is a bizarre skewering
of rock culture that also serves as a satiric morality play...Maybe.
Parker Entertainment presented:
I Brought Jerry Lewis to the London Paladium and All I Got Was This Lousy One-Man Show
written and performed by Steven Alan Green
Feb. 12 at 7:30pm
Feb. 13 at 5pm
CB's Gallery presents
LIVE MUSIC
Bands nightly, please check CB’s Gallery band schedule for more info.
Have any questions?
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