Intrepid Theatre

In a comic exploration of madness, despair, and the abyss, performer Alexandra Tatarsky channels Andy Kaufman in an improvisational coming of age tale that is part Harpo Marx, part avante-garde poetry and part quarter-life crisis that asks: is it possible that humor might save us from the horror of existence?

If Seinfeld is a show about nothing, then SIGN FELT! is a show about nothingness. Tatarsky, a NYC based writer/performer is making her Canadian premiere at UNO Fest.

 “…frenetic, frantic, kinetic, and manic… and mesmerizing” –Theatre Jones

Pay-What-You-Can – All shows marked * are Pay-What-You-Can for tickets at the door. We reserve 25% of every Uno Fest Opening Night for PWYC tickets. Advance tickets for these shows are regular price.

About the artist: Alexandra Tatarsky is a writer and performer born and raised in NYC. She has written on Russian-Jewish poetics and spambot lyricism for publications including The New Inquiry, Hypocrite Reader, and Emerald Tablet. Recent research involves looking at Futurist zaum poetry and French mime pedagogy as twin practices of resistance to authoritarian thinking. She is interested in the construction of the self through language and investigates the ethics of intercultural cross-play as part of X-ID Rep at the New Museum. She teaches classes on holy fools and often performs as a mound of dirt. Her most recent piece is Americana Psychobabble, a post-inauguration exorcism. Alexandra Tatarsky is a 2016 Movement Research artist-in-residence.