Dick 'N Dubya: A Republican Outreach Cabaret

Thu, Feb 2 - Sat, Feb 25
8.00pm
Thurs $10-15 sliding scale; $5 student rush at door. Fri & Sat $15-22

Dubya (Amos Glick) and Dick (Ed Holmes) fresh from an extremely
successful run at The Marsh Berkeley, during which they exerted their
considerable talents to convert everyone in the audience into a card-
carrying member of the Republican Party, are ready to try their luck
in San Francisco. The show is full of singing (yes, Dubya sings),
dancing (yes, Dick dances), speeches (Dubya, much to Dick's
consternation, has decided to write his own) and a raucous press
conference where the audience asks the questions. It is rumored that
Barbara Bush is so encouraged by her son's derring-do that she is
flying out to assist him.

Ed Holmes, a navy veteran and San Francisco Mime Troupe member for
nineteen years, instigated the annual St. Stupid's Day Parade, now in
its 27th year. Amos Glick, a San Francisco Mime Troupe member since
1997, represented the troupe on the Lollapalooza '95 Tour doing
political sketch comedy and guerrilla theater. Masters of political
satire, they honed their impersonations of Dick 'n Dubya during the
Mime Troupe's outdoor shows. Bill Allard (director) is a founding
member of Duck's Breath Mystery Theater. In 2004, he directed Merle
Kessler and Raoul Brody in BROKE at The Marsh, San Francisco.

Venue:

The Marsh
1062 Valencia Street @ 22nd
San Francisco
415-641-0235
www.themarsh.org

The Marsh is on Valencia Street in the Mission District betweetn 21st
and 22nd streets. It is within walking distance from both the 16th
and 24th Street Bart Stations. It is close to the 26 Valencia, J
Church, 14 Mission and 49 Van Ness bus lines. Reasonable parking is
available at the Bartlett Street Garage between on 21st Street
between Valencia and Mission Streets.

Additional Info:

415-826-5750
www.themarsh.org