I am delighted to have the entertaining and fun L.A.-based comedian, Ian Foley open for 185 Buddhas Walk into a Bar… this Thursday night. If you have somehow missed the opportunity to see this performer, than that means you probably haven’t been seeing any stand-up shows in a ton of cities for the past few…
185 Buddhas Walk into a Bar Written and performed by Amanda Rountree, directed by Jen Ellison Studio Be 3110 N. Sheffield Ave. $12 in advance, $15 at the door Buy Tickets! Thursdays in February and March at 8pm 185 Buddhas Walk into a Bar The art of improvisation creates stories from thin air, making the…
Valentine’s Day. The images that might come to mind are cheesy cards from grade school, those chalky-wafer heart candies with flirty or weird sayings (the only thing keeping Necco in business), PDA couples spending way too much money on dinner, cards from your parents, 50% off chocolate at the drug store the next day, bad…
I am so very happy that one of Chicago’s top comics is opening for my one-woman show, 185 Buddhas Walk into a Bar this week! Ever Mainard is delightful to watch and if you’ve never had a chance to see her perform live, please come on out to the show and check her out! If…
185 Buddhas Walk into a Bar Written and performed by Amanda Rountree, directed by Jen Ellison Studio Be 3110 N. Sheffield Ave. $12 in advance, $15 at the door Buy Tickets! Thursdays in February and March at 8pm 185 Buddhas Walk into a Bar The art of improvisation creates stories from thin air, making the…
squishy can be good or bad depending on the context context is too hard a word when expounding around squishiness my softest apologies but squishy is mushy in all the right places muddy puddles, poofy coifs, messy sweaters, comfy cushions: all good squishy moldy flowers, soggy documents, month-old mushrooms, sweaty handshakes: all bad squishy expected…
Yep, I used the word, “fortnight” in a sentence. It’s making a comeback, y’all (if I have anything to do with it). No matter how you say it, it’s pretty exciting that 185 Buddhas Walk into a Bar is coming up in just two weeks! Another exciting thing is how many awesome opening acts I’m…
Lifeline Theater’s Fillet of Solo Festival is still running through most of this month–and that means you still have another chance to check out Amanda Rountree’s one-woman show, 185 Buddhas Walk into a Bar… If you can’t make it this month, no worries! 185 Buddhas runs every Thursday in February and March at Studio Be…
Getting people to come out and see a one-woman show can be difficult. Here are some guidelines. 1. Have a really good show. 2. Beg friends, family, colleagues, and anyone in your circle to pretty please come see it. 3. Get listed on all of the websites involving things to do. 4. Hand out lots…
A fun and easy way to keep up with the workshops I’m teaching, the shows I’m performing, and the thoughts I’m having (related to theatre, art, and creativity) is to “like” my page on facebook. When you’ve got the time, please head over to that side of the internet and check it out. And if…