
StrangeDog kicked off our 4th Season with Noah Haidle's Kitty Kitty Kitty and threw a two-day festival of live theatre and live music – A StrangeDog Bash!
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'Dog Eat Dog' is the supposition that the world is harsh, competitive and selfish place, and 'A Dog and Pony Show' is a a 19th century form of traveling entertainment. Put 'em all together and you're left with The StrangeDog Eat Dog and Pony Show, a fast paced and larger than life conglomerate of original plays, sketches, monologues and music.
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Three stories which span a decade in the lives of three Friends: Stu, Brian and Quinn. Together, they face, witness and bear different levels of misfortune, misunderstanding and misery which befalls them in their respective significant otherships.
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From suburban kitchen tables to a futuristic funeral parlor, a marine science institute in the middle of the night to a techno-dating service, the void of thought to the chaos of communication, the question is the same...is progress moving us in the right direction? ON TOUR!
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A three course sampler of StrangeDog, at Terra Tea this June 3rd and 4th. Live Music! Live Art! Live Theatre! Come see Ouroboros, Room Number One, and Sam Patch or Such is Fame and see our guest musicians Deivito, The McMickle Brothers and Bern and the Brights too. [More Here]

Quinn is heartbroken, but it's ok cause Brian and Stu are going to cheer him up the only way they know how; by behaving horrendously. See it at The Filmmakers Forum at the MMAC. Trailer over here.
Four plays. Three Guys. Two Beer Breaks. One Living Room.
April 2010 at Tierney's Tavern [more]
Jacob must battle his inner demons, his outer laziness, and his love for Chinese food delivery
April 2010 at the Network One-Act Festival [more]
A cabin. A 2x4. An overpass. A pair of hedge clippers. A frozen turkey. A gun. Sometimes revenge is a dish best left completely off the table. November - December 2009 at Playwrights Theatre [more]
So... Ted's terminally ill.
Ted would like Danny to put him out of his misery. Danny wants no part in it. Except unfortunately, that's exactly what friends are for. Premierd June 23 in Bloomfield. Online soon.
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An assortment of 17 short plays and scenes detailing people
either coming together or not, all taking place at a bar,
performed right in a real live actual bar.
April 30th through May 22nd 2009. [more]
Another round of Comic tragedies. Tragic comedies. Stories of love and loss.
Stories of loneliness and heroes. Folk tales, confessions, post-coital confrontations,long awaited opportunities and sudden mournings.
We present for you, five stories. [more]
Four school bus drivers, fed up with their jobs take their bus on a riotous Friday night "bus-a-palooza" and are subsequently caught by the upper management of the Silver Sparrow Bus Company. They then must spend Sunday morning dealing with the consequences of their actions and decisions, being forced to confront what they actually value in their jobs, their lives, and each other. [more].

Quinn is heartbroken, but it's ok cause Brian and Stu are going to cheer him up the only way they know how; by behaving horrendously. [More info]
Comic tragedies. Tragic comedies. Stories of love and loss.
Stories of loneliness and heroes. Folk tales, confessions, post-coital confrontations,long awaited opportunities and sudden mournings.
We present for you, five stories. More info here.
Midnight at the BranchHill Industrial Supply Company.
Mike's early. Loudjack is late. Skipper's sweeping. And Dougan is pissed.
All because the promotion to the mythic and lauded position of Corporate
Rep. may finally be available...but only tonight.
What won't they do to get it, in this dark comedy about ambition, trust,
and antique ice machines. More info here.

Eric Bogosian's story of youth struggling in a moral and emotional
wasteland becomes starkly real when set in the dilapidated-looking,
unfurnished factory floor of the Jersey City powerhouse districts
150 Bay Street. More info here.



