No Shame Theatre Archives (2003)

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Author or (No Shamer) - Title (Performers, if known)

No Shame Theatre in New York will have its triumphant return on January 17th, which is a week from this Friday. Perhaps you've seen our snazzy posters about town. Or mayhaps you have missed them thus far, being as how they all went up yesterday. Oh, bother.

So that's it. Anybody who has any questions, please e-mail me at danpbrooks@hotmail.com, or at dan@ps122.org.

1) Sarah Greer - C'mon, F Train

[Sarah tries to coax the F train into picking her up.]
(Greer; comic monologue)

2) Josh and Jessica Putnam-Peskay - Search and Rescue Pt. I

[Jessica is lost, must communicate with an irate Josh via walkie-talkie, eat trail mix.]
(Putnam, walkie talkie Josh; comic scene.)

3) Zinger and Kiko - Playing With Our Balls

[John and Kris juggle in an inexplicably charming manner.]
(Peruzzi, Kensinger; juggling extravaganza.)

4) Joshua James - The Pap

[Inexperienced gynecologist and, um, experienced lady come to terms with pap smear.]
(Journey Macfarlane & Austen Cooke; comic scene.)

5) Kyle Lange - A Song

6) Josh and Jessica Putnam-Peskay - Search and Rescue Pt. II

[Irate Josh must communicate with lost Jessica via walkie-talkie.]
(Peskay, walkie talkie Putnam; comic scene.)

7) Sarah Maxfield - It's Fucking Cold Outside

[Sarah poetically examines cold outside, burning insides.]
(Maxfield, spoken word performance.)

8) Becky Yamamoto - First Kiss

[Junior-high Becky recounts homecoming kiss, butt-grabbing.]
(Yamamoto, comic monologue.)

9) Joshua James - Pretend It Is

[Younger man ruins affair with stepmother by saying the Three Horrible Words.]
(Peter Stoll and Christy Klein, seriocomic scene.)

10) Kyle Lange - I Don't Even Care, Dude, I'll Take a Bullet For You

[Young Kyle is indoctrinated into the world of electrician's assistantship, Latino culture.]
(Peskay, Lange; comic scene.)

11) Ed Malin - Samara Forever

[Malin recounts romance-inspired tattoos to transsexual in morning-after confessional.]
(Malin, Power Puff Girls doll; comic scene.)

12) Serge and Alejandro - Acid Hamelin

[Flute, guitar and vocal acid jazz.]
(Serge, Alejandro; musical performance.)

13) Dan Brooks - The No Shame Theatre Players Present: How To Participate in No Shame Theatre; A Short Instructional Play To Be Presented At No Shame Theatre

[NST is a fun and easy way to give your wife a creative outlet, ensure she will be penetrated by Dan.]
(Brooks, Putnam, Peskay, Lange, Wolkerstorfer; instructional scene.)

It was bitch-ass cold, there was a relatively small number of pieces, and I consider this week's No Shame to be absolutely, heart-twistingly great. More on that later.

1) Dan Brooks - Why Reading Things is Funnier Than Memorizing Things

[Dan performs an old piece from IC No Shame, because he's had some personal problems this week.]
(Brooks; comic monologue.)

2) Steven "Kyle '8-Ball' Lange" Hawking - Steven Hawking and His Crazy Stand-Up Routine

[Steven Hawking, via a talking computer, addresses the audience, loses control.]
(Lange, talking computer; comic monologue.)

3) Zinger and Kiko - Playing With Our Balls Again

[John and Kris juggle, with amazing disco ending.]
(Kensinger, Peruzzi; juggling extravaganza.)

4) Two Guys - Two Guys

[Two Guys discuss First Guy's date of the evening before, have homosexual episode.]
(John II and Dan II; comic performace.)

5) Serge and Alejandro - In the Meantime

[Fokly/rocky/jazzy song about a "Little Indian boy".]
(Serge, Alejandro; musical performance.)

6) Ed Malin - Oh, Come On, Please (aka Michael and Jordan)

[International criminal siblings bicker about who gets sister's kidney.]
(Malin, Elizabeth Zeldin; comic scene.)

1) Kyle Lange - Southern Comfort

[Official town Cassanova addresses the city council on possible uses for the old clocktower.]
(Lange, comic monologue.)

2) Jessica Putnam-Peskay - Thinking Outside the Box

[Clown trapped in box struggles to escape.]
(Putnam-Peskay, clown performance.)

3) Joshua James - Pauline on the Plane

[Mildly unhinged woman tortures fellow airline passenger with her anxieties.]
(James, Bell, comic scene.)

4) Sarah Greer - Iowa Mom

[Mom in Iowa, possibly mine but nobody's sayin' nothin', harasses her son.]
(Greer, comic monologue.)

5) Emmett - Emmett

[Music rocks.]
(Gallagher, musical performance.)

6) Joshua James - Paul on the Plane

[Mildly unhinged man tortures fellow airline passenger with existential musings.]
(James, Adam Devine, comic scene.)

7) Mike - The Elephant in the Sky Explodes

[Three short poems.]
(Mike, surly performance poetry.)

8) Joshua Putnam-Peskay - Spam Saved My Life

[Man loses job, girlfriend, belief in adequacy of own penis size in same week; considers suicide but gets valuable information via internet instead.]
(Putnam-Peskay, Lange, comic scene.)

9) Dan Brooks - Luckies

[Short play recently not given the Heidemann Award.]
(Brooks, Lange, Putnam-Peskay, Peskay, Greer, non-Heidemann Award-winning play.)

This is the official Sans-Dan No-Shame night, the esteemed Dan Brooks being detained by official business somewhere in Pennsylvania or whereabouts. I'm sure he'll be back as soon as he makes bail. But the show went on! There for awhile, it looked as though No Shame might take place out on the sidewalk in the snow as we found ourselves locked out, but the capable Kyle Lange was on the job (and the cell phone) and soon the honorable John Peruzzi showed up with the key to let the crowd into the theatre.

1) Joshua James - Rick the Dick

(featuring Adam Devine)
[Comic monologue of a man ruminating his love life, his sex life, and his huge cock.]

2) Joshua Peskay - Yuh

(featuring Joshua and Jessica Peskay)
[Memoir of a young man's adventure working in a home for special people back in the day in Iowa.]

3) Ed Malin - Alzheimer's

(performed by Ed)
[Monologue about . . . . Motivational speaker stricken with Alzheimer's speaks at home for Alzheimer patients about dealing with Alzheimers. Sometimes he forgets what he's talking about. I forgot to ask Ed if he wrote this to commerate Reagan's 92nd birthday or a day or so ago, but the timing seems to work.]

4) Kyle Lange - Orheus' Lament - a new song

(Bitching kick ass song by Kyle)

5) Julie Polk - Red, white, black and Blue

(performed by the Julie)
[Young women transforms herself into an elderly veteran of WWII, entertains us with stories.]

6) Sean Sellers - Tent Revival at Rattlesnake Gulch

(performed by Sean)
[Hell-fire preaching preacher helps us to properly pray for rain.]

7) Joshua Peskay - Yuh, part two

(performed by Josh, Jessica Peskay and a talented young man who's name I didn't catch (his line was Yuh, and he did it very well))
[further adventures in the house of special people.]

8) Ed Malin - The god Thor visits New Jersey

(performed by Ed)
[the title says it all. Ed as Thor gambling in Jersey.]

9) Emmet - Sleeping - a song

(cool song by Emmet)

10) the honorable John Peruzzi - Drunken Dancing Redux

(performed by the honorable John Peruzzi)
[John dances for a rubber duck, and believe me when I say, it's like he's defying frickin' gravity. Cool work.]

11) Kyle Lange - Vunerability and Feelings

(performed by Kyle, with special guest appearance by Maggie Bell.)
[Kyle has the key, the ulitimate key for men to handle women in all situations, and he shared it with us and now we know and those that weren't there, you don't frickin' know. Cool monologue.]

12) Joshua James - Bad News

(featuring Adam Devine and Maggie Bell)
[Wife comes home from jail with some extremely bad news for her husband Daryl. And then there's more. And a little more after that. Fun scene, except for the part where Adam accidentally gave himself a black eye. That's fucking dedication in an actor, folks.]

It was cold, there was apparently some sort of national observance, not a lot of people came out. But the ones who did -- oh, how we fucked. Don't believe me? Well, I suppose you'll never know, happy lovers of the world.

1) Ed Malin - The Git

[Old-and-fat Ed laments the fleeting nature of youth.]
(Malin, comic monologue)

2) Cantara Christopher - Descending Into Heaven

[Young man, stranded in small-town America, takes dishwashing job.]
(Christopher, prose reading)

3) Sean Sellers - Tent Revival at Rattlesnake Gulch

[Southern preacher reminds of dangers of corruption, snakes.]
(Sellers, comic monologue)

5) Serge - Flute

[Serge plays the flute, really well.]
(Serge, musical performance)

6) Johnny - Katrina and Jump Rope

[Katrina the Intern jumps rope despite not having done so since fourth grade; several tricks successfully executed.]
(Katrina the Intern, pedio-erotic performance)

7) Ed Malin - The Pink Police

[Societal outcast Fraggle writes a postcard from the Museum of Sex.]
(Malin, comic monologue)

8) Kyle Lange - Lights

[Johnny and Kris try to perform the Best No Shame Dance Ever, are thwarted by lack of light board operator/bladder control.]
(Peruzzi, Kensinger, comic scene)

9) Dan Brooks - Love Letter From 30,000

[Young Dan/Old Dan, old piece/new piece.]
(Brooks, comic monologue)

It was the best birthday No Shame ever, as measured in total beers consumed and propositions yelled from the audience.

1) Beckity Yamamoto - Tippity Tap Tap

[Becky tapdances.]
(Yamamoto, dance performance)

2) Kurt Kaletka - On The Street Where You Live

[AAA employee marvels at dates' lack of interest in major roadways.]
(Kaletka, comic monologue)

3) Serge - Flute

[Serge plays the flute.]
(Serge, flute playin')

4) Sean Sellers - Tent Revival at Rattlesnake Gulch

[Alabama preacher warns of evils attendant to snake-racing.]
(Sellers, comic monologue)

5) Ed Malin - Pink Police 2: Under the Pink

[Ed explains various pink conspiracy symptoms in popular music.]
(Malin, comic monologue)

6) Joshua James - Diplomacy

[UN delegates find common ground in their mutual hatred for each other.]
(James, Adam Devine.)

6.5) Kyle Lange - Be Sure to Check Your Gerunds or Your Direct Object Might Flop Out

[Kris and John redeem themselves in re-interpretation of last week's piece.]
(Kensinger, Peruzzi, Brooks, comic scene)

7) Kevin Steele - No Shame (Scissors and Clay)

[Kevin plays the lute, endears self to ladies.]
(Steele, lute performance)

8) Noel and Heather - Piece of Dirt

[Two women perform entire dance piece without touching right feet to ground.]
(Noel, Heather, dance performance)

9) Amanda Butterfield - I'm Not a Poet; I'm a Dancer

[Amanda sits down, reads a poem, does not dance.]
(Butterfield, poetry performance)

10) Joshua James - Fred the Fag

[Fred is a man's man; totally.]
(Adam Devine; dramatic monologue)

11) Kevin Steele - Lumiere Violet

[More lutery.]
(Steele, lute performance)

12) Noel - Arms

[Noel improvises a solo dance piece.]
(Noel, dance performance)

13) Kyle Lange - Gee, Dad, I Would Love To Spend More Time With You, But We Put You In the Home For a Reason

[Old man amuses himself by perfecting his Marilyn Monroe impression, accosting Jessica.]
(Lange, Putnam-Peskay, comic scene)

14) Dan Brooks - Happy Birthday, the Piece: A Birthday Piece for Jessica, Whose Birthday It Is, and Who Is Happy. Happy!

[Dan and Jessica beg God not to let Dan turn thirty, ever.]
(Brooks, Putnam-Peskay, comic scene)

15) an Anonymous Nobleman - King Jessica

[Jessica the king is cruel and her jesters are hacks. Perhaps cake is the solution.]
(Putnam-Peskay, Putnam-Peskay, Lange, Brooks, comic scene)

1) Josh and Jessica Putnam-Peskay - Russel the Wonder Muscle

[Audience volunteers keep score as Josh and Jessica attempt to set new, official records for the most push-ups done and the most penis euphemisms uttered in a single piece, respectively.]
(Putnam-Peskay, Putnam-Peskay, Lange, audience volunteers; comic sketch)

2) Heather Barfield - Confessions of a Toothless Goon

[Woman discusses pitfalls of an imperfect sexuality.]
(Barfield; seriocomic monologue)

3) Joshua James - Ballad of Little Bear

[Josh reads bedtime story of bear who learns to fend for himself.]
(James; comic children's story)

4) Amanda Butterfield - Shaken, Not Stirred

[Amanda dances the dance of the awkward dancing.]
(Butterfield; dance performance)

5) Sean Sellers - Tent Revival at Rattlesnake Gulch

[Southern preacher continues his harangue re: snake rodeo.]
(Sellers; comic serial monologue)

6) Ed Malin - You Cruise, You Lose

[Brother and sister can't agree whose baby is inside sister or how it got there, but they both agree they hate their parents.]
(Malin, Kathy Gerhardt; comic scene)

7) Joshua James - In Honor of Beer

[The soporific qualities of beer in list form.]
(Peruzzi; comic declaration)

8) Becky and Desiree - Moondrop and Kim

[High school duo come to "Rock you from the bottom of our hearts from the basement of our house."]
(Yamamoto, Desiree; comic sketch)

9) Dan Brooks - The Worst Fourth of July Ever: A Valentine's Day Remembery

[Large boy has discipline problems that, according to his grandfather, probably stem from latent homosexuality.]
(Brooks; comic monologue)

10) Albert - The Auction

[Man confronts the woman who haunts him, only to wind up commiserating with his waiter.]
(Albert; fucking beautifully rendered prose monologue)

11) Serge - Flute

[Serge plays the flute.]
(Serge; flute performance)

12) Merideth Kaye Clarke - Lysistrata

[Soulful blues tune inspired by the play. Which was written by, I dunno, Aristophanes or something; I've been out for awhile.]
(Clarke, musical performance)

13) Joshua James - I Am America

[America, as represented by actors, finally tips its hand.]
(James, Brooks, Bell, Putnam-Peskay; politico-comic performance))

1) Joshua James - The Best Sex I ever Had

[Josh is too obsessed with watching the news to have sex anymore; also, that terrorist guy looks exactly like Ron Jeremy.]
(James; comic monologue.)

2) Emmitt - What You Want: A Song

(Emmit; song.)

3) Lisa Dellagiarino - Most Likely To Succeed

[Inept waitress traces her life's problems to high school failure at lacrosse.]
(Fine actress whose name I didn't catch; comic monologue.)

4) John Platt - Two Guys Manhattan Muggin'

[Mugger receives inconveniently-timed cell phone call, as does his victim; hilarity and property destruction ensues.]
(Platt, The Other Dan; comic scene.)

5) Lisa Dellagiarino - Most Likely To Succeed

[Kyle did the order this week. I ain't sayin' nothin'; I'm just sayin'.]

6) Kyle Lange - The Oracle's Warning: A Song

(Lange; song.)

6.5) Joshua James - Susie Slutsky

[Young woman traces her sexual development and her growing realization that the excess skin around the penis is called the man.]
(Bell; comic monologue.)

7) Desiree - The Psychotic Act of Love

[This monologue was so fucking good I cannot encapsulate it in one sentence.]
(Desiree; existential monologue.)

8) Ed Malin - Ras Kolnikov and Ras Tafari

[Rastafarian Ed and Russian literature character Ed's Friend meet on a bridge, figure things out.]
(Malin, Joe Ganem; comic scene.)

9) Serge - Dolphins

[Serge plays the flute, with a whole lot of modal stuff.]
(Serge; flute performance.)

10) Kiko and Zinger - The Lumberjack Race

[John and Kris race to make five crosscuts with hand saws and finish a beer. John wins, although it was suggested that one saw was considerably sharper than the other.]
(Peruzzi, Kensinger, Lange; lumberjacking performance.)

12) Kyle Lange - Do You Like the Idea of Smashing Stillborn Animal Fetuses With a Sledgehammer? Then You Won't Like This Piece

[A visibly insane Kyle speaks out against current events, wrapping the diatribe in standard No Same fare to fool government spooks.]
(Lange; comic monologue.)

13) Dan Brooks - 40 Mistakes I Made

[Dan falls in love with a 16 year-old girl, laments past romantic errors.]
(Brooks; poetry performance.)

14) Kantara Christopher - A Hole In the Fog read

[Kantara reads from her husband's novel.]
(Christopher; prose reading.)

15) Joshua James - Fuck all Y'All!

[Josh hosts a roundtable discussion, in which various public figures are instructed to fuck off.]
(James, Peruzzi, Ato; comic/politcal performance.)

[SOURCE: order posted on web message board by Dan Brooks]

1) Matt - A Magic Trick

[Matt destroys an audience-volunteer dollar, then reassembles it incorrectly, the reassembles it right. Magic!]
(Matt; magic performance.)

2) Noelle Finamore - Against the Wall

[Noelle dances, sexily.]
(Finamore; dance performance.)

3) Kiko and DJ Camel Toe - The Gimmick

[John and Kris do two stage crosses, escape leaving hidden speakers playing really loud music under risers. Dan in cameo as angry guy looking for hidden speakers, hitting his head in the dark.]
(Peruzzi, Kensinger; performance art stunt.)

3.5) Lisa and Amy Dellagiarino - Super Cowardly Man

[Super Cowardly Man works in a pony factory, refrains from getting involved in crime prevention.]
(Dellagiarino, Dellagiarino; comic sketch.)

4) Kurt Kaletka - Warren's 300 Game

[Kurt doesn't want to speak ill of the dead, but Warren didn't really bowl a 300 and he also stole some motor oil.]
(Kaletka; comic monologue.)

4.5) Donald - A Monologue

[Donald speaks of community action against systemic racism.]
(Donald; Huey Newton-esque monolgoue.)

5) Paul - You Can't Be Too Old to Get Drunk

[Even if you are old, dumb or ugly, you can still drink heavily.]
(Paul; song.)

6) Michael Hickens - Bloomquist

[The conflict between world religions is not easily resolved, but Bloomquist can sure swing a sword.]
(Hickens; dramatic monologue.)

6.5) Graham - Snivelly the Cloud Maker

[Snivelly is a boy who stumbles onto the factory where clouds are made.]
(Graham; children's story.)

7) Kyle Lange - Sweet Irish Girl

[Kyle sings a song. A St. Patrick's song?]
(Lange; song.)

8) Heather Barfield - The Bound Gaze

[Heather binds and gags herself to the swingin' sounds of Joy Division.]
(Barfield; performance art.)

9) Chris, Jeff and Zack - It's Magic

[Three men walk the line between modern dance and parody of modern dance.]
(Chris, Jeff, Zack; dance performance.)

10) Kevin Steele - Purple Dawn

[Kevin plays the lute.]
(Steele; musical performance.)

10.5) Desiree Burch - Three Women

[Three women speak with varying degrees of lucidity about romantic love.]
(Burch; seriocomic monologue.)

11) Ed Malin - Two Librarians In A Bar Drinking Beer

[Ed and Josh drink beer and classify women using the Dewey Objectification Stystem.]
(James, Malin; comic scene.)

12) Becky Yamamoto - Secret Princess

[A high-school Becky is visited by her great-great-grandmother, who tells her she's special.]
(Yamamoto; comic monologue.)

13) Serge - Flute

[Serge plays the flute.]
(Serge; flute performance.)

14) Dan Brooks - The Hanging Poem

[Dan sneaks off to visit farm girls, loses sense of personal freedom.]
(Brooks; prose poem.)

15) Joshua James - Fuck All Y'all - Part 2 - The Entertainment Report

[Josh turns his roundtable to entertainment.]
(James, Maxfield, Devine; comic rant.)

[SOURCE: order posted on web message board by Dan Brooks]

[order missing]

Joshua James - Distain

Joshua James - To Serve

1) Kyle Lange - Controlling the Wind

[A brand new song by a beloved old Kyle.]
(Lange; song.)

2) Kiko and Jessica Putnam-Peskay - Out of Nowhere

[The mambo gets modern-dancified -- or was it the other way around? You got chocolate in my peanut butter.]
(Peruzzi, Putnam-Peskay; dance performance.)

3) Heather Barfield - The Positive Now

[Woman comes to grips with her lover's HIV positivity.]
(Barfield; dramatic monologue.)

4) Paul - Every Face

[Paul sings a damn fine song.]
(Paul; song.)

5) Clay - MTVD

[Junior MTV writer/producer has alarmingly consumerist views of world events.]
(Clay; comic monologue.)

6) Amy Dellagiarino - Why I Hate People

[That nice Italian girl really hates her grandma.]
(Dellagiarino; comic monologue.)

7) Ralph - Seriously, This Is Not a Bit

[Socially awkward man tries to secure a date with the audience via the help of his friends, index cards.]
(The people in Ralph who left too early for me to get their names -- like somewhere during piece #8 early; comic sketch.)

8) Serge - I'm Waiting

[Serge and a candle and a flute -- later explained to me to be about the war.]
(Serge; flute performance.)

9) Sean Sellers - Untitled

[Older brother eulogizes his younger, reminisces about childhood experiences in family pharmacy.]
(Sellers; seriocomic monologue.)

10) Michael - Kurt

[Prose fiction from Michael, whom I embarassingly called Kurt before the show, because I'm just not very bright.]
(Michael; prose reading.)

11) Ed Malin - Smooth Operator

[Woman's involvement in CIA can probably be traced back to girlhood.]
(Amy Dellagiarino; comic monologue.)

12) Kurt Kaletka - Danny's Stash

[High school kids try smoking the marijuana for the first time.]
(Kaletka; comic monologue.)

12.5) Kyle Lange - An ode to Brad Smith

[Kyle could make us laugh, but that would be too easy.]
(Lange; blackout sketch.)

13) Dan Brooks - Flathead

[Teen angst and drop-forged steal meet in a dental showdown outside San Ysidro.]
(Brooks; gross monologue.)

[SOURCE: order posted on web message board by Dan Brooks]

[order missing]

Joshua Peskay and Joshua James - New Texas

Joshua James - Message On My Machine

Just when you thought No Shame was going to be chock full of people and invincible forever, nine people show up. I blame inclement weather, although it should be noted that it has either rained or snowed in New York the last eight -- count 'em, eight -- Friday nights.

1) Kyle Lange - Next Up Yours!

[The fictional boy band shows us why we shouldn't use drugs.]
(Lange, Brooks, Dellagiarino, Steele, Peruzzi; comic sketch.)

2) Serge - Silence

[Serge plays a song on guitar, stunning all.]
(Serge; musical performance.)

3) Aldo Luduvico - New Seeds

[Aldo sees current events as the perfect opportunity for a more peaceful society.]
(Ludovico; spoken word piece.)

4) Amy Dellagiarino - Three Reasons Why Doing Laundry Is the Devil

[Amy's laundry room catches fire, causing her to be mistaken for a prostitute.]
(Dellagiarino; comic monologue.)

5) Heather Barfield - Those Fucking Liars or How The New York Times Made Me Stop Worrying and Learn to Love the Bomb

[Heather puts on a wig, flips through the Times, hacks it up to musical accompaniment.]
(Barfield; performance art.)

6) Kevin Steele - Brandy Alabama

[Kevin plays a song dedicated to his ex-girlfriend.]
(Steele; guitar performance.)

7) Jamie Stellini - Jamie Stellini

[Jamie loves Keanu Reeves as long as he doesn't say anything, ever.]
(Stellini; comic song.)

8) Dan Brooks - The Claw Game

[Two hicks discuss the claw game, the benevolence or lack thereof of god, infidelity.]
(Brooks, Lange; seriocomic scene.)

[SOURCE: order posted on web message board by Dan Brooks]

[order missing]

Ed Malin - Thanks, Gator

[Order missing]

[order missing]

Joshua James - Subliminal Message

Joshua James - Set To Vibrate

Joshua James - Fuck You

Ed Malin - All You Need's A Really Good Canuck

[order missing]

Joshua James - Willie The Wanker

Ed Malin - How I Survived Breast Cancer

Ed Malin - Hoochie Mama

[order missing]

Ed Malin - Grand Old Pussy

1) Joshua Peskay and Joshua James - New Texas
2) Serge - A Flute Song
3) Neil Campbell - They Played The Monster Mash
4) Joshua Putnam-Peskay - Spam Saved My Life
5) Kevin Steele - Scissors and Clay
6) Michael Hickens - My Name Is Penguin
7) Paul - Man Is Matter
8) Ed Malin - How I Survived Breast Cancer
9) Jessica Putnam-Peskay - Thinking Outside the Box
10) Desiree Burch - The Psychotic Act of Love
11) Heather Barfield - Rules For Artaud
12) Kyle Lange and Dan Brooks - Windswept Winter Blues or The Polio Song
13) Kurt Kaletka - Danny's Stash
14) Joshua James - Pauline on the Plane
15) Lisa Dellagiarino - The Best Interpretive Dance Piece Ever
16) Dan Brooks - Burn One

[SOURCE: order posted on web message board by Dan Brooks & Joshua James]

After BONS on May 23rd, we'll be on hiatus for the summer -- likely until some time in September

• Joshua James - The Warm Ones [possibly February or March 2003?]