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Friday, June 26, 10pm
Saturday, June 27, 10pm
Friday, July 3, 10pm
Fowl Play: A Loosey Goosey Late Night Show
By the Dell’arte ensemble
Concept by Noah Bremer and Jason Ballweber
The Fowl Play is a who-dunnit mystery re-told by idiots full of sound and funny. Like Maltese Falcon performed by Muppets…Like Knives Out with clowns…Like Clue without dinner.
No one knows exactly what happened last night at Dell’Arte’s little known speakeasy Nightclub of the Falcon Teat.… except the staff and they’re ready to spill the mar“tea”ni..
In this hilarious, fast-paced retelling of a night gone horribly wrong you get to put the pieces together and decide the ending. The speakeasy features a fully functioning bar on stage, live band, and special guests.
The ensemble features
Alessandra Russo
Artemis Pebdani
Evan Grande
Jason Ballweber
Lily Linz
Noah Bremer
Sarah McKinney
Victoria Timoteo
What do the Yakuza, Leprechauns and Time Travel have in common?
Come to the speakeasy and find out!The Creative Team
Jason Ballweber is a Minneapolis-based actor, director, and educator whose work centers on creating new performances and championing the importance of joy in the process. His credits span a wide range of companies, including Theatre de la Jeune Lune, Sod House Theater, Three Sticks Theatre, Jon Ferguson Theater, Live Action Set, Bedlam Theatre, Minnesota Orchestra, Manitoba Theatre for Young People, and Seattle Children's Theatre. At Know Theatre of Cincinnati, he won an Acclaim Award for his direction of Sideways Stories from Wayside School. At Open Eye Figure Theatre, he co-created and directed the Ivey Award–winning Milly and Tillie, and at Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis, he directed the North American premiere of Dr. Seuss' The Cat in the Hat.
Jason is the former Artistic Director of Four Humors Theater and a co-founder of the Twin Cities Horror Festival. Over the course of his career, he has contributed to the creation of more than 300 new works. He is deeply invested in building spaces that are safe and joyful — places where everyone can play and use their imaginations to the fullest, in theater and in life.
Jason received his BA in Theatre Arts from the University of Minnesota and has trained with Chelsea Pace (intimacy), Virginia Scott (physical comedy), and Eric Davis (bouffon), as well as numerous graduates of Dell'Arte International and École internationale de théâtre Jacques Lecoq.
Noah Bremer is the Producing Artistic Director of Dell'Arte International School of Physical Theatre in Blue Lake, CA, where he is stewarding the organization into its next chapter as the country's premier ensemble-based physical theater training center, with complementary focus on international touring and local community engagement.
A veteran physical performer and clown, Noah most recently toured in a clown duo with Minnesota-based Jason Ballweber. Prior to that, he played the lead in Karera, a circus production in Guam, and served as the Interactive Performer aboard the German flagship cruise line AIDA Cosma. His Las Vegas credits include Cirque du Soleil's Beatles LOVE, where he played Father McKenzie from "Eleanor Rigby," and Spiegelworld's raunchy western Atomic Saloon Show as Reverend Peabody. Internationally, he originated the lead role of The Skywatcher in Cirque du Soleil's big-top touring production Varekai.
Noah is the founder of Live Action Set and trained at the University of Minnesota, Dell'Arte International, and in numerous clowning workshops around the country.
More Biographies to come
Summer Membership Passes
Buy a pass and see the show at a reduced rate! No online reservations — all admissions are first-come, first-served. A limited number of seats are held for pass holders and walk-up sales, released 15 minutes before showtime. More information here.
This year, we are offering two passes:
ALL ACCESS PASS ($200) and TEN-SHOW PUNCH PASS ($150).
Both passes include:
🎟 Two Early-Access Tickets to MARY JANE THE MUSICAL 2: THE GRANDSON. Only 20 spots available. Be first on the lawn. Your 7pm entry gives you a 30-minute head start on general admission to pick your spot and settle in.
If you are interested, do not purchase your tickets yet and click here for more information.
Accessibility At Dell'Arte
We strive to host inclusive, accessible events. Please email Tisha Sloan writetotisha@gmail.com at least 24 hours in advance of the ticketed event to request any specific accommodations or ask questions about accessibility.
If you need to reach the box office, please email boxoffice@dellarte.com or call (707) 502-2047. No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Please email info@dellarte.com for questions about volunteering, work trade, or scholarships.
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