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The West Coast premiere of this outrageous verse comedy by Kirk Wood Bromley was a mad circus of post-modern language and antics. False prophets roll across the desert and desperate tourists pony up cold hard cash for a glimpse at phony messiahs. This fantastical exploration of life in America during "The End-Times" is a hilarious bag of tricks, both delightful and nasty. In this sprawling modern verse play reminiscent of Shakespeare's comedies, the fate of the Southwestern desert is at stake, gambled over by the nefarious real estate developer Mordecon ("Being large is my way of saying "Thank you!" to the world."), the mythological song dog Coyote, a pair of deranged truckers, and more. |
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By Kirk Wood Bromley Performed by:
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| Live Music - Claire Monty / Charles Sommer Set Design - Adam Savage Costume Design - Emily Hastings / Bambi Sanders Lighting Design - Alex Lopez Graphic Design - Wendy K. Yalom Stage Manager - Miesha Brodsky Movement Consultant - Liz Burritt Fight Choreographer - Neil Worden |
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"Exceptional...a brilliant barrage of wordplay and low comedy." - SF Bay Guardian "This irreverent and apocalyptic play is one of the most original I've seen in a while." - San Francisco Weekly |
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