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Welcome to Monday Night MarshStream!
As many of you know, The Marsh has postponed all in-person shows until further notice, but that won’t stop Monday Night Marsh from continuing to bring you the unique stories we all love. Monday Night MarshStream is our new Monday Night Marsh with a few twists. Every Monday at 7:30pm, we bring you 4 live pieces from performers, both familiar and new, via zoom. Audience members who attend the live stream will also get the chance to perform a short 5 to 10 minute piece! Will it be you?
Join us every Monday at 7:30pm. Wonderful things can happen.
Diana Lauren Jones’ “DEAR GENDER”
As an actress Diana has worked commercially, off-Broadway, regionally, in voice-over and independent film. “Dear Gender” is her first go at solo performance. This summer she will play roles of Cordelia and the fool in the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival’s production of King Lear. She holds a Masters in Public Administration, has lived in Mozambique, and also loves to swim.
Sharon Eberhardt’s “SQUEAKER”
She doesn’t go to museums, doesn’t ‘get’ abstract art, and would never hook up with the hot guy in art history class. But now they’re at the modern art museum together. And her shoes are squeaking.
Houston Robertson’s “THE STORY OF A NICE WHITE LADY”
Clueless racism gets shredded by 83-year-old force of nature, Houston Robertson, in this hilarious and confessional scolding of nice white ladies everywhere. Houston bursts the bubble of good intentions and reminds us that nice is a four-letter word as she parallels her personal story and a storybook one to highlight the clueless racism and homophobia of nice white ladies. The show was developed with Don Reed & mark Kenward.
Houston Robertson is a retired human resourced professional. When she was 47, she quit her job and became Ribbons the Clown on the streets of San Francisco–her first solo performance. She has been performing ever since.
Due to technical difficulties, we were unable to properly record Houston Robertson's performance. Here is a link to it. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaKK3re4Wec
Website - https://themarsh.org/
MarshStream Page - https://themarsh.org/marshstream/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/ILoveTheMarsh
Facebook - https://bit.ly/TheMarshFB
Instagram - https://bit.ly/MarshInsta
Spotify - https://bit.ly/MarshStream
Youtube - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamYT
iTunes - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamPodcast
Google Podcasts - https://bit.ly/GoogleMarshStream
Tip Jar - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamTipJar
As many of you know, The Marsh has postponed all in-person shows until further notice, but that won’t stop Monday Night Marsh from continuing to bring you the unique stories we all love. Monday Night MarshStream is our new Monday Night Marsh with a few twists. Every Monday at 7:30pm, we bring you 4 live pieces from performers, both familiar and new, via zoom. Audience members who attend the live stream will also get the chance to perform a short 5 to 10 minute piece! Will it be you?
Join us every Monday at 7:30pm. Wonderful things can happen.
Diana Lauren Jones’ “DEAR GENDER”
As an actress Diana has worked commercially, off-Broadway, regionally, in voice-over and independent film. “Dear Gender” is her first go at solo performance. This summer she will play roles of Cordelia and the fool in the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival’s production of King Lear. She holds a Masters in Public Administration, has lived in Mozambique, and also loves to swim.
Sharon Eberhardt’s “SQUEAKER”
She doesn’t go to museums, doesn’t ‘get’ abstract art, and would never hook up with the hot guy in art history class. But now they’re at the modern art museum together. And her shoes are squeaking.
Houston Robertson’s “THE STORY OF A NICE WHITE LADY”
Clueless racism gets shredded by 83-year-old force of nature, Houston Robertson, in this hilarious and confessional scolding of nice white ladies everywhere. Houston bursts the bubble of good intentions and reminds us that nice is a four-letter word as she parallels her personal story and a storybook one to highlight the clueless racism and homophobia of nice white ladies. The show was developed with Don Reed & mark Kenward.
Houston Robertson is a retired human resourced professional. When she was 47, she quit her job and became Ribbons the Clown on the streets of San Francisco–her first solo performance. She has been performing ever since.
Due to technical difficulties, we were unable to properly record Houston Robertson's performance. Here is a link to it. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaKK3re4Wec
Website - https://themarsh.org/
MarshStream Page - https://themarsh.org/marshstream/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/ILoveTheMarsh
Facebook - https://bit.ly/TheMarshFB
Instagram - https://bit.ly/MarshInsta
Spotify - https://bit.ly/MarshStream
Youtube - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamYT
iTunes - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamPodcast
Google Podcasts - https://bit.ly/GoogleMarshStream
Tip Jar - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamTipJar
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By MarshStreamWelcome to Monday Night MarshStream!
As many of you know, The Marsh has postponed all in-person shows until further notice, but that won’t stop Monday Night Marsh from continuing to bring you the unique stories we all love. Monday Night MarshStream is our new Monday Night Marsh with a few twists. Every Monday at 7:30pm, we bring you 4 live pieces from performers, both familiar and new, via zoom. Audience members who attend the live stream will also get the chance to perform a short 5 to 10 minute piece! Will it be you?
Join us every Monday at 7:30pm. Wonderful things can happen.
Diana Lauren Jones’ “DEAR GENDER”
As an actress Diana has worked commercially, off-Broadway, regionally, in voice-over and independent film. “Dear Gender” is her first go at solo performance. This summer she will play roles of Cordelia and the fool in the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival’s production of King Lear. She holds a Masters in Public Administration, has lived in Mozambique, and also loves to swim.
Sharon Eberhardt’s “SQUEAKER”
She doesn’t go to museums, doesn’t ‘get’ abstract art, and would never hook up with the hot guy in art history class. But now they’re at the modern art museum together. And her shoes are squeaking.
Houston Robertson’s “THE STORY OF A NICE WHITE LADY”
Clueless racism gets shredded by 83-year-old force of nature, Houston Robertson, in this hilarious and confessional scolding of nice white ladies everywhere. Houston bursts the bubble of good intentions and reminds us that nice is a four-letter word as she parallels her personal story and a storybook one to highlight the clueless racism and homophobia of nice white ladies. The show was developed with Don Reed & mark Kenward.
Houston Robertson is a retired human resourced professional. When she was 47, she quit her job and became Ribbons the Clown on the streets of San Francisco–her first solo performance. She has been performing ever since.
Due to technical difficulties, we were unable to properly record Houston Robertson's performance. Here is a link to it. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaKK3re4Wec
Website - https://themarsh.org/
MarshStream Page - https://themarsh.org/marshstream/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/ILoveTheMarsh
Facebook - https://bit.ly/TheMarshFB
Instagram - https://bit.ly/MarshInsta
Spotify - https://bit.ly/MarshStream
Youtube - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamYT
iTunes - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamPodcast
Google Podcasts - https://bit.ly/GoogleMarshStream
Tip Jar - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamTipJar
As many of you know, The Marsh has postponed all in-person shows until further notice, but that won’t stop Monday Night Marsh from continuing to bring you the unique stories we all love. Monday Night MarshStream is our new Monday Night Marsh with a few twists. Every Monday at 7:30pm, we bring you 4 live pieces from performers, both familiar and new, via zoom. Audience members who attend the live stream will also get the chance to perform a short 5 to 10 minute piece! Will it be you?
Join us every Monday at 7:30pm. Wonderful things can happen.
Diana Lauren Jones’ “DEAR GENDER”
As an actress Diana has worked commercially, off-Broadway, regionally, in voice-over and independent film. “Dear Gender” is her first go at solo performance. This summer she will play roles of Cordelia and the fool in the San Francisco Shakespeare Festival’s production of King Lear. She holds a Masters in Public Administration, has lived in Mozambique, and also loves to swim.
Sharon Eberhardt’s “SQUEAKER”
She doesn’t go to museums, doesn’t ‘get’ abstract art, and would never hook up with the hot guy in art history class. But now they’re at the modern art museum together. And her shoes are squeaking.
Houston Robertson’s “THE STORY OF A NICE WHITE LADY”
Clueless racism gets shredded by 83-year-old force of nature, Houston Robertson, in this hilarious and confessional scolding of nice white ladies everywhere. Houston bursts the bubble of good intentions and reminds us that nice is a four-letter word as she parallels her personal story and a storybook one to highlight the clueless racism and homophobia of nice white ladies. The show was developed with Don Reed & mark Kenward.
Houston Robertson is a retired human resourced professional. When she was 47, she quit her job and became Ribbons the Clown on the streets of San Francisco–her first solo performance. She has been performing ever since.
Due to technical difficulties, we were unable to properly record Houston Robertson's performance. Here is a link to it. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaKK3re4Wec
Website - https://themarsh.org/
MarshStream Page - https://themarsh.org/marshstream/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/ILoveTheMarsh
Facebook - https://bit.ly/TheMarshFB
Instagram - https://bit.ly/MarshInsta
Spotify - https://bit.ly/MarshStream
Youtube - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamYT
iTunes - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamPodcast
Google Podcasts - https://bit.ly/GoogleMarshStream
Tip Jar - https://bit.ly/MarshStreamTipJar
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