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MY NAME IS GIDEON:
I'M PROBABLY GOING TO DIE, EVENTUALLY

MY NAME IS GIDEON:

I'M PROBABLY GOING TO DIE, EVENTUALLY

Written & Performed by Gideon Irving

 

November 11th - December 11th, 2016

Rattlestick Playwrights Theater 

 

American Premiere

After a 5-STAR run at the Edinburgh Fringe, an armful of awards, and 500 living room performances, Gideon Irving makes his American stage debut with warm humor and tremendous heart. As a theatrical couch-surfing troubadour he has hopped from one town to the next on bike, rollerblades, and automobiles, performing and sleeping in the homes of perfect strangers. Now, with his banjo Rossana under his arms, Gideon invites audiences into his own living room on the NY stage. The instruments are eclectic, the stories are astonishing, and the spell he casts transports you out of this world. 

 

Artistic Consultants Ewen Wright & Raky Sastri

Stage Manager Rebecca Guskin

Lighting Design Stephen Terry

Scenic Design Silovsky Studios 

Costume Design Alice Tavener

Properties Master Casey Alexander Smith 

Choreography Lily Gold

Sound Design Dan Gerhard

Production Manager Rebecca Key

Production Assistant Spencer Streno

 

My Name is Gideon All for One Theater Gideon Irving

 "He's so easygoing, so free of cynicism that you may contemplate hosting him too. I've considered inviting him to my place."

- New York Times

 "Like Pee-wee Herman's hootenanny cousin, springing delightful surprises on his guests."  

-The New Yorker

MORE REVIEWS!

 "This show is funny. This show is clever. This show is thought-provoking. This show will make your week"

- Theater in the Now

 

"The most fun playdate you could ever wish for."

-NY Theatre Guide

 

★★★★★ at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2016 & Editors' Award Winner

 

"Unclassifiable? Yes. Unmissable? Undoubtedly."

- ThreeWeeks

 

"Thoroughly entertaining and wholly original"

- The Stage

 

"Even the audience was his instrument, and he made a masterpiece out of us"

ThreeWeeks

This program is supported by Foundation for Contemporary Arts Emergency Grant, The Indie Theater Fund, and by public funds from
the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council.

 
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