I Prefer Fur: SF Fringe Hit About a Man, a Woman, and Their Cat

Off-Market Theater (San Francisco, CA)

Rated 2.8 by 6 members who went.

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    I Prefer Fur, Victoria Doggett's one-woman show with accordion accompaniment, tells the beguiling story of the dangerous love triangle between a man, a woman, and their cat Buttercup. This darkly comic, surreally moving show was among the biggest hits of the 2009 SF Fringe Festival.

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    The last date listed for I Prefer Fur was Sunday November 15, 2009 / 6:00pm. (view all dates)

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    • "There’s something about the whole mix, together with Doggett’s vivacious performance, that casts a real spell.” --2009 SF Fringe Review

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    Website: http://www.offmarkettheaters.com/solo

    A man. A woman. Their cat. A dangerously unstable love triangle.

    Sylvie: An opportunistic young woman given to coat check pilfering and talk radio, thinks she knows how to take care of herself.

    Sven: Buff, well intentioned, with odd speech patterns, wants to father Sylvie’s children.

    Buttercup: Blonde tabby, performs passionate happy paws in Sylvies’s hair, and is in love with his couch.

    Gregory: a mysterious neighbor with a passion for ancient Chinese literature.