Part of the EXIT Theatre Fringe Festival www.theexit.org.
How Daddy Is Doing by Madelyne Morris of BlazingHeart Productions from Arcata: Join bardic superclown Madds—and their alter ego "Moody Monotone"—for a whimsical, yet deeply moving exploration of grief, music, and transformation, 13 years after the sudden loss of their father, Troy Morris. Through song and storytelling, Madds examines their father's lasting legacy. Let’s find out... How Daddy Is Doing. Madelyne, an artist, author, and multimedia performer, tells an abstracted story of how the life, love, and eventual sudden passing of their father, Troy Morris, has had influence in shaping their life as an adult. Their psyche, sense of self, and relationship to family have been forever changed by the event, in profound, juxtaposed, and forever unexpected ways. After 13 years in a world without him their my side, let's go and see... how Daddy is doing. A solo performance, including movement, poetry, and elements of song. TIME OF SHOW: 45 minutes. WARNINGS: Mentions of familial grief, and of the sudden loss of a loved one.
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