A Dixon Place Fundraising Event! Deb Margolin’s – Just Give Me One Half Hour With My Mother Written & Performed by Deb Margolin, benefiting Dixon Place

About This Show

What do you get when you cross a nerd comedian with a nerd-averse Mother who is funny as f*ck? You get Deb Margolin’s JUST GIVE ME ONE HALF HOUR WITH MY MOTHER, a comedy of mourning and retrospection, with a deep bow to the power of jokes to connect a body in diaspora to the mother country, or to the Mother herself! In addition to the lamentation and yearning there are jokes told one after the other! These are ACTUAL JOKES! No one tells straight-up jokes anymore!

 

Written & Performed by Deb Margolin
Directed by Merri Milwe
Technical Director and Technical Designer: Chayton Pabich
Backstage Crew and Advisors: Ginny Mayer & Mark Gaudet

 

Special Thanks:
Jeremy Stoller & Keen Theater Company
Jay Wahl & the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

 

The performance runs about an hour & you’re invited to join us for a post-show talkback party!

 

Deb is graciously offering this special event as a fundraiser for Dixon Place and we are indebted to her for her ongoing generosity! We hope you’ll join us on Saturday, Aug 29th!

 

Fyi, the show runs about an hour & you’re invited to a post-show talkback party. See the top right of this page for ticket info…

BIO

Deb Margolin is a playwright, actor, and founding member of Split Britches Theater Company. She is the author of numerous plays, including Imagining Madoff, Turquoise, and Bringing the Fishermen Home, as well as 10 solo performance plays which she has toured throughout the US, the most recent of which is 8 STOPS, a comedy concerning the grief of endless compassion! 8 STOPS takes a long, humorous, tender look at motherhood, the suburbs, the fear of death, and the inheritability of ideas.  Deb was honored with an OBIE award for Sustained Excellence of Performance, the Kesselring Playwright Prize for her play Three Seconds in the Key, the 2008 Helen Merrill Distinguished Playwright Award and the Richard H. Broadhead Prize for teaching excellence at Yale University, where she is Associate Professor (adj.) in the undergraduate Theater Studies Program. Commissions include the NY Public Theater, Actors Theater of Louisville, PS122, The Jewish Museum of New York, and Dixon Place.

Saturday, August 29th, 2020 at 7:30 pm

Tickets
 You will receive the zoom link via email on the day of the event.
VIP – $90
Includes a free ticket to an event in our October FUNraising Extravaganza!
Multiple Viewer Tix – $100
All skate! Social distancing not required!
Front Row – $60
You can’t get any closer than this!
Mezzanine – $30
Sit in any open seat!
Nosebleeds – $12 – (Limited Availability)
Students & other impecunious folks

 

Estimated Runtime
60 minutes

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Credits

Writer & Performer
Deb Margolin
Direct0r
Merri Milwe
Technical Director & Designer
Chayton Pabich
Backstage Crew & Advisors
Ginny Mayer & Mark Gaudet

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