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March 23, 2006

Perpetual Motion Roadshow returns to San Jose!

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Perpetual Motion Roadshow #32
Thursday, March 23rd features...

singer/songwriter/spoken word sensation
TROY CURTIS from San Jose
opens the show!

folk singer gone bad
MARK SILVERMAN
from San Francisco!

wood-chopping performance artist
PRAWNS from Vancouver!

radical romantic
LAURA BOO MACDONALD
from Vancouver!

Thursday, March 23rd, 8 p.m.
Anno Domini
366 South First Street
in San Jose's SoFA district downtown
Admission: Free and open to the public!

Professor Prawns is an emerging practitioner in the field of participatory performance art, with a background in competitive improv theatre, weird performance art and slam poetry. He suffers from a condition known as shapeshifting-into-bunched-beets-and-leading-people-in-national-geographic- responsive-readings-and-freestyling-rhymes-while-chopping-wood-in-a-speedo-itis. The only known cure for this rare disease is sharing his unique pathologies with others in the form of a highly interactive performance format called: Learnology.

Mark Silverman is a songwriter and a comedian who lives in San Francisco. He's been featured on National Public Radio and Dr. Demento, and he's played hundreds of shows in the U.S. and the U.K. Mark is single. He is also tall and handsome, he makes lots of money, and he can spit real far. Mark thinks it's odd that people who write their own bios are forced to refer to themselves in the third-person.

Laura Boo hails from the frosty east (Montreal) and now lives in the soggy west (Vancouver). She's a renowned fag hag, a relentless workaholic and a delightful deviant searching endlessly for that place where romance and the mundane realities of passion collide. Publisher of 'zines and chapbooks, producer of video, installation, conceptual performance art and queer dance parties, she is also an activist, educator and closet academic. Her (anti-)poetry explores the personal and political through playful comedics and painful self-exposition. Her brain-children include the media-frenzy-inducing Team Makeout performance series and the chapbooks "Idiotology" and "Pathetic".

Learn more about PMR at www.perpetualmotionroadshow.com.

Posted by Brian at March 23, 2006 11:00 AM

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