Join the elite forces of the Holiday Defense League as they valiantly struggle to save the most wonderful day of the year and try to solve the mystery: Why? Why? Why are killer robots from the future trying to ruin Christmas? From the off-kilter mind of playwright and puppeteer Scot … Continue reading
The Ballad of Karla Fox is a super intense and really dark psychological thriller/shadow puppet show. After her parents die in a suspicious accident (involving a drunken bulldog driving a moving van full of pianos) Karla Fox goes to live with her strange, stern Aunt Sadie. But soon Karla is … Continue reading
Chicken Jenny was a bird who wanted to walk the straight and narrow. She wanted to pack her shameful secrets in a steamer trunk and sink ‘em to the bottom of the deep blue sea. But trouble followed her like a pack o’ dogs chasing a meat truck on a … Continue reading
I produced some videos for the Annex show “Team of Heroes: No More Heroes.” Here they all are strung together.
In 2006 I was in a show called “The Cowgirl Play,” and a song was written for my character. To this day I don’t know if the song was eventually cut from the final production because it didn’t fit the show, or because I just flat out refused to sing … Continue reading
Two nuns find themselves trapped underground.
Promo trailer for Scotto Moore’s “When I Come To My Senses, I’m Alive,” playing at Annex Theatre April 23rd – May 22nd, 2010.
Look! The whole show!
“Macha Monkey’s latest show, a musical oater directed by Kristina Sutherland, is an anti-Peckinpah burst of galloping good will that tips the dusty conventions of the Western on their head.” – Seattle Weekly “And a train-robbing outlaw named Gunn (Ben Laurance), who is a major bumbler, could be a crackup.” … Continue reading
Glen or Glenda, beloved crap filmmaker Ed Wood’s 1953 plea for cross-dressing emancipation, is inherently funny. Scot Augustson, the profanely Python-esque mind behind randy shadow puppet shows like Gone Are The Days, is Seattle’s funniest playwright. That Augustson uses Wood’s deranged transvestite treatise as inspiration for a tale of one … Continue reading
