“Party Clown of the Rich & Famous” and “The Hungry Mind Buffet”

A two-part evening of short plays. In Part 1, “Party Clown of the Rich and Famous,” performance artist Stan Baker relates true autobiographical accounts of himself in the ’70s and ’80s when he entertained at lavish parties, encountering Salvador Dali, Donald Trump, mafia henchmen, and sex-obsessed money moguls. Part 2, “The Hungry Mind Buffet,” grasps at the meaning of life with four brief pieces: an operetta by Peter Dizozza based on Dante, a conversation with G-d written and performed by Richard West, a lesson on gluttony written by Georgia James, and a universal statement about wars of aggression written by Lissa Moira, who directs the whole shebang.