Sasha Velour, renowned for her distinct drag performances, is back in her hometown with The Big Reveal Live Show at Berkeley Rep. This show is a celebration of drag artistry, showcasing Velour's creativity and unique concepts. Additionally, the Sunset Solos series highlights solo performances at Sealevel in San Francisco, featuring local artists and fostering community engagement. In contrast, the musical satire Luigi: the Musical offers a provocative commentary on controversial figures in society. Lastly, Jane Wagner's The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe retains its significance, reflecting on creativity and human experiences.
The incomparable Sasha Velour, drag queen of 1,000 rose petals and winner of Season 9 of RuPaul's Drag Race, comes back to her former hometown at Berkeley Rep with a revival of The Big Reveal Live Show.
A flourishing testament to the arts' ability to take root and bloom wherever it may be planted, Sunset Solos' summer performers include Scott Cohen and Tony Cyprien, with more to be announced.
But rather than a sympathetic portrait or ill-timed SNL-style skit, this 60-minute musical satire imagines three notorious inmates, representing the worst manifestations of individualism and fracturing societal norms.
Written for and first performed by the extraordinary Lily Tomlin in 1985, Jane Wagner's The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe remains a skillful and relevant commentary on creativity, society and the human condition.
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