OCTOBER
18, 19
Peter DiMuro & Alexander Davis guest in a revival of their work Night And Gay
in Sleeping Weazel's Absurdist Performance for Absurd Times
18, 19
Peter DiMuro & Alexander Davis guest in a revival of their work Night And Gay
in Sleeping Weazel's Absurdist Performance for Absurd Times
The experimental cabaret takes place at The Dance Complex's accessible Studio 7 space in Central Square on October 18 & 19 , 2025. For more detailed information, and tickets click here.
In Absurdist Performance for Absurd Times, Sleeping Weazel meets the hysteria of our political moment with an evening of rambunctious chaos through the subversive stylings of virtuosic singer Marshall Hughes, choreographers Alexander Davis and Elliot Norton Award nominee Peter DiMuro’s performance work Night & Day, composer/musician Reynaliz Herrera playing her bicycle, and a stark raving mad little play, Naomi in the Living Room, by Christopher Durang. This buoyant Experimental Cabaret will have audiences falling out of their seats, laughing and crying at once, and lifted off the ground in levitational moments of the sublime. Our aim is to create exponential cellular awakening and community upheaval of the joyful kind.
Sleeping Weazel produces bold, multimedia theatre and hybrid performance with social justice ideals. Now in its thirteenth year in Boston, the company has premiered twenty productions of original works – at Arts Emerson, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, Outside the Box Boston, and the former Factory Theatre. A two-time recipient of the Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Production/Small Theatre (The Audacity: Women Speak and 3/Fifths’ Trapped in a Traveling Minstrel Show), Sleeping Weazel continues to expand the scope of art forms and collaborators we engage.
In Absurdist Performance for Absurd Times, Sleeping Weazel meets the hysteria of our political moment with an evening of rambunctious chaos through the subversive stylings of virtuosic singer Marshall Hughes, choreographers Alexander Davis and Elliot Norton Award nominee Peter DiMuro’s performance work Night & Day, composer/musician Reynaliz Herrera playing her bicycle, and a stark raving mad little play, Naomi in the Living Room, by Christopher Durang. This buoyant Experimental Cabaret will have audiences falling out of their seats, laughing and crying at once, and lifted off the ground in levitational moments of the sublime. Our aim is to create exponential cellular awakening and community upheaval of the joyful kind.
Sleeping Weazel produces bold, multimedia theatre and hybrid performance with social justice ideals. Now in its thirteenth year in Boston, the company has premiered twenty productions of original works – at Arts Emerson, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, Outside the Box Boston, and the former Factory Theatre. A two-time recipient of the Elliot Norton Award for Outstanding Production/Small Theatre (The Audacity: Women Speak and 3/Fifths’ Trapped in a Traveling Minstrel Show), Sleeping Weazel continues to expand the scope of art forms and collaborators we engage.
DECEMBER
13,14
Public Displays of Motion's alternative-family Nutcracker, Funny Uncle Cabaret, returns refreshed, featuring new members of our ever-growing chosen family. Robert McFletcher-Jones and a chorus of children join Peter and music director Brian Patton
13,14
Public Displays of Motion's alternative-family Nutcracker, Funny Uncle Cabaret, returns refreshed, featuring new members of our ever-growing chosen family. Robert McFletcher-Jones and a chorus of children join Peter and music director Brian Patton
