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CANCELLED- BIRD: A Solo Stand Up Fever Dream by Kylie Vincent

  • The Sentient Bean 13 East Park Avenue Savannah, GA, 31401 United States (map)

NOTICE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

NOTICE: THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

"Bird is a show that will stay with you. Bird navigates her trauma and still somehow emerges from it to find love, understanding, and even comedy."

AUDIENCE REVIEWS

“Bird is an incredible one woman show that tackles the intense topics of sexual abuse, childhood abuse, and the ways in which the world and patriarchy harm women of all kinds. It is emotional, it is dark, and it is funny! Go see Bird!"

"Bird is a show that will stay with you. Bird navigates her trauma and still somehow emerges from it to find love, understanding, and even comedy."

"A woman organizing her thoughts about the incredibly traumatic experiences she’s dealt with in her life while trying to still laugh to make it a little bit okay."

"The show was very emotional and vulnerable. it winds and navigates a very complex space while also keeping the audience engaged in the details and humor."

"Deeply impactful; memorable."

@kylievincentthefirst & @birdonewomanshow on IG 

www.kylierosevincent.com/bird

Following performances at the Kraine Theatre NYC, The Marsh in San Francisco, The Fallout Theater in Austin TX, The Lyric Hyperion Theater in LA, and many other stops around the country, writer/performer Kylie Vincent (Adult Swim) & director Barbara Pitts McAdams (co-creator of The Laramie Project), present BIRD. Part Stand up, part solo show, part fever dream. 

SYNOPSIS

A young woman listens to audio of her last stand-up gig. With GenZ dark humor she enlists the audience's help unpacking “what happened.” As our narrator, self-identified as Bird, attempts to grapple with the present, past trauma keeps pecking it’s way into the story. BIRD’s family of origin become the Deer, the Gazelle and the Gorilla. And as BIRD relies on metaphor —sometimes to humorous effect, sometimes with heartbreaking imagery and honesty—she stops fleeing her past so she can soar.

CREATOR & DIRECTOR BIOS

Kylie Vincent is a 21 year old stand-up, activist, and theater artist in New York City, currently traveling with her solo show BIRD and performing stand-up across the United States. New York audiences say Vincent is “a hilarious, thoughtful, badass” and BIRD is “honest, hilarious and tear jerking.” Previously, in her capacity as March For Our Lives NY State Action Director, she was a speaker & producer for art & activism events. As an actor/sketch artist she has appeared in NBC's pilot Gen Z, Adult Swim's Digikiss and at UCB NYC Hells Kitchen mainstage. Vincent traveled to Amsterdam for stand-up and her comedy writing has been published in LOL Comedy and Points In Case. With her first full-length show BIRD, Vincent brings her loves of comedy, activism, and theatre together, sharing her story and a cathartic, empowering message about sexual violence and survivorship.

Barbara Pitts McAdams is best known as a creator and performer of The Laramie Project and co-author of MOMENT WORK: Tectonic Theater Project’s Process of Devising Theater. A three-time Edinburgh participant, she was assistant director on two Fringe First-winning productions (with Linda Ames Key, director) and appeared in John Clancy’s International Festival-commissioned play reading of Captain Overlord's Folly or The Fool's Revenge. Barb is also co-founder of www.heretooproject.com, a series of customizable plays devised from interviews with America’s youth activists and gun violence survivors. Barb has directed many devised plays, often with social justice themes. Some screen acting credits include: HBO’s The Laramie Project (shared Emmy nomination, outstanding screenplay adaptation), Law & Order, L&O: SVU, Comedy Central, Person of Interest, Kidnapped, 30 Rock, and the long-running webseries www.anyonebutseries.com.

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