Stories
- Leslie Scatchard, The Drama Queen excerpt
- Gillian Summers, Hush
- Richard Light, Parts and Poems of the Body
- Gray, Nobody Asked Me
Music
Stuart Rosh, guitar and vocals
About the Performers
Leslie Scatchard has been performing for most of her life and especially loves telling true stories. She and her man, John, run a performance venue in Petaluma called Clear Heart where she directs children’s theater. Next up for Leslie is a new hour-long show called Leap, which is a bit more serious than The Drama Queen, but still shows Leslie’s penchant for finding the humorous in this crazy life.
Gillian Summers grew up in Liverpool, UK. She emigrated to the USA in 2001 from Australia. She developed Hush in collaboration with the Marsh’s David Ford and it is her first full-length solo play. Tonight she will be performing the opening 22 minutes of the play.
Richard Light is a native San Franciscan. He has studied theater, dance, music, Chinese medicine, and bodywork in the San Francisco Bay Area and New York City. This is his first solo theater piece and is grateful to be performing its first part at Tell It On Tuesday.
Gray is on a mission to love Existence (in all of its forms) with such wild abandon that she inspires in you the courage and enthusiasm to do the same.
Stuart Rosh’s music can be heard occasionally on public radio stations and in strange places like Kentucky Fried Chicken stores in England. Under his legal name, Stuart Rojstaczer, he is mostly known as a novelist, geophysicist, and grade inflation expert. His novel, The Mathematician’s Shiva (Penguin Books), won the 2014 National Jewish Book Award for Outstanding Debut Fiction.