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Rose and Sacha are hungry gals singing for their supper at Fat Moon Restaurant and Karaoke. Equipped with microphones, props, and questionable boundaries, they'll spend one hour attempting to earn enough tips to buy themselves dinner. Expect songs, dances, monologues, crowd work, and other acts of public ambition or public humiliation.
Part karaoke night, part variety show, part performance experiment, the evening draws inspiration from guerrilla art, porous boundaries between audience and performer, and the belief that everyday is a spectacle. Admission is a drink or food item. The value of their work is up to you. Drop in, drop out, stay for one Alanis, maybe bounce when the Boss comes on!!
PWYC Options $0+
Venue: Fat Moon Restaurant and Karaoke
1440 CALLOWHILL ST
General Admission: FREE
PWYC Options
1440 CALLOWHILL ST
General Admission: FREE
PWYC Options
ROSE LUARDO
Rose Luardo's work combines elements of fine art production (installation, sculpture, fiber art), costuming, and varied performance practices to achieve immersive interdisciplinary experiences. She creates moments of wholesomeness, shock, whimsy, terror, tenderness, fear, fantasy - a spectrum by which a viewer can be moved. She is up for friendship. Rose is/was part of The New Dreamz, Nulliparous Tits, and Queer Bait - all performance duos. She is also a member of The Incredible Dreamz: a 4-way video and performance group. She was a member of power-pop band Sweetheart with AND she is currently deeply obsessed and still friends with all these folks she got into the creative bed with. Rose’s performance and fine art work have been exhibited at PS1 Moma, PRACTICE Gallery, Space 1026, LUMP Gallery, The Fairmount House, Slow Culture Gallery, Art Basil, The Cannonball Festival, The Philly Fringe, and Elsewhere Museum.
Here's what the bitch has to say about herself: Shaped by my experiences within the punk and DIY scenes, and in alt-comedy environments, I am invested in bringing my work to the people where they are and challenging the standards of contemporary art and traditional performance containers. I am invested in diffusing the grandiosity and elitism or exclusivity of the art world as an institution and lampooning the idea of the artist as a genius, by simply celebrating the ecstasy of performance.
SACHA VEGA
Sacha Vega is an artist who collages movement, poetics, and humor to examine the ideologies that train bodies to move. Working across performance, time-based media, and writing, her practice stages forms of critical play that reframe genres of embodied instruction. What taught you how to move?
She has presented work at New York Live Arts, Westbeth Gallery, Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, Leslie-Lohman Museum, 3AM Theatre, FringeArts, PhilaMoCA, Vox Populi, Baxter St x CCNY, and Pelham Art Center. Vega i
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Adult Language
Strobe/Flashing Lights
Audience Interaction
This event does not require masks to be worn