(Doric Wilson - Mark Finley - Barry Childs)
in association with Out Professionals
presents

4 Performances - 7 pm - Wednesdays

April 6, 13, 20, & 27

the inauguration of the

Ethyl Eichelberger Solo Show Project

"A skilled comedienne… thought provoking and insightful."  — Eric Pliner, NYtheatre.com

"Among the most entertaining performance artists I've ever encountered."  — David Cuthbert, The Times-Picayune, New Orleans

"An artist to watch out for."  — Chris Chin, The Alt/Indie Gay Events List, Toronto

Finally liberated from her military service and the separatist politics of the Amazons,

Princess Diana brings The Magic Lasso Comeback Tour to a cabaret near you.

Elizabeth Whitney should have been cast as the original Wonder Girl, but she didn’t have an agent at the time. While completing graduate work in Performance Studies, she decided to conquer the world with deconstruction and hip, Amazonian politics. New York audiences may recognize her from venues like Queer @ HERE, Fresh Fruit Festival, FUSE Festival, WOW Café, and SchoolHouse ROXX at P.S. 122. Around the rest of the world she’s had the pleasure of appearing at Feast of Fools, Homolatte, Bailiwick Repertory, Stockyard Theatre’s Annual Women’s Performance Festival, and the Single File Solo Performance Festival in Chicago; DramaRama in New Orleans; Mae West Fest in Seattle; the Provincetown Fringe Festival; Darling Hall and The Beauty Benefit in Milwaukee; Bryant Lake Bowl Theatre and The Minneapolis Fringe Festival (yes, in Minneapolis); New Genre Festival at Living Art Space in Tulsa; Athica Art Space in Athens, GA; Summerworks Theatre Festival and The Hysteria Women’s Performance Festival at Buddies in Bad Times Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, and a multitude of institutes of higher learning, including her own fabulous alma mater, Southern Illinois University. Most recently, her solo performance “Pop Culture Princess” won Best Female Solo Performance at the 2004 National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival in Columbus, OH. She is currently spending lots of time in New York acting in short films and trying to get cast on soap operas, which is really the thing she was born to do. See www.elizabethwhitney.com for more info and upcoming tour dates. Elizabeth Whitney would specifically like to thank


TOSOS II would like to thank Linda Eisenstein who introduced us Elizabeth Whitney; Joe E. Jeffreys who keeps the flame burning for Ethyl Eichelberger; Karl Wilder who is one of Elizabeth’s most emphatic fans; to Phil Bond, Thomas Honeck, Lisa Moss & the Duplex staff who nightly turn this room into the friendliest party in the West Village; and to Jack Schlegel & Out Professionals, where our community meets to network.

producers: Barry Childs & Doric Wilson

card design: David Stern       card photo: Greg Scheckler

$10 (plus two drink minimum)    playing time: 1 hour

The Duplex,  61 Christopher Street (at 7^th Ave). Reservations: (212) 255-5438