Toilet Fire written by and featuring Eliza Bent (and Aliana Ferris) was a surreal mass chock full of costumes, scenery, sing-along hymns, projected slogans and graphs and plenty of POOP puns. A hysterical romp through Eliza’s intellectual take on the daily ritual that we all share. Here are some photographs from the evening’s mass.
Yes..that is right! The Economics of Poop.
Her sermon was intense and provoking to the audience.
Aliana Ferris played the cantor and piano to accompany Eliza in her sermons.
Her altar was unique and useful in her talk about ‘poop’.
She introduced several characters that talked about their relationship with diarrhea and poop.
The bearded old man made a collection from everyone in the audience.
Eliza Bent closes the show with a heartfelt talk to the audience about ‘why’ she wrote this play.
A great time in the theater! Wonderful production, costumes and direction.
To read more about the play go to the delightful review on Culturebot by Jerry Lieblich
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Nic Adams – Assistant Director/Stage Manager
Jess Barbagallo – Dramaturg
Eliza Bent – Playwright/Performer
Christopher Bowser – Set/Lights
Enver Chakartash – Costumes
Alaina Ferris – Cantor (Piano)
Caroline Gart – Producer
Anthony Jackson – Projections
Kevin Laibson – Director
Eva von Schweinitz – Sound
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