Dina Martina: Soft Palate, Fallen Arches

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"A blend of song, dance, comedy and prayer that will make you piss your pants. Adult underpants suggested." -- The Village Voice

"Once in a great long while, the planets align and all of nature conspires to come up with the previously unimaginable, the wondrous and newly beautiful, the awe inspiring. And some people are lucky enough to live in a time when such a creative vision appears in their midst. Now is such a time, we are the lucky ones, and Dina Martina is it." -- Craig Lucas, playwright

"Performance art never looked so good!" -- Whoopi Goldberg

Acclaimed Seattle performance artist Dina Martina makes a highly anticipated return to New York with Dina Martina: Soft Palate, Fallen Arches. This all-new night of unique entertainment assaults the senses like no other performance. This surreal new show features Martina's signature blend of peculiar music, stupefying comedy and bizarre performance that been described as "a train wreck in heels," "like Vegas on crack," and "one of the best nightmares you'll ever have." The show also features a guest appearance by Dina's adopted daughter Phoebe.

Dina Martina was conceived in 1989 by Seattle performer Grady West. Dina's shows have been presented in Seattle at venues including On The Boards, Re-bar, The Jewelbox Theater and Experience Music Project as well as in cities including Provincetown, Philadelphia, Vancouver, Portland and San Francisco. Martina has also shared the bill with acts such as Modest Mouse, Built To Spill, Justin Bond, Nina Hagen and The Village People. He is the recipient of two Footlight Awards from The Seattle Times (1999 & 2004) and a 1997 nominee for a Seattle Stranger Fringe Theater Award for Best Solo Show.

Please note: Friday, October 6 is at 10pm and there is an added show on Sunday, September 24 at 8pm.

Appropriate For Ages: 18 and up

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