Sigal Shoham's Solo Show Squeeze the Dollar, Change Your Life
The Marsh San Francisco Mainstage Theater (1062 Valencia St. San Francisco, CA 94110)
- Full Price:
- $15.00
- Our Price:
- $7.50*
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The last date listed for Sigal Shoham's Squeeze the Dollar, Change Your Life was Sunday June 13, 2010 / 3:00pm.
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Goldstar Member
Entertaining. Engaging. I was impressed with Sigal nailing gestures and style of her character (a caricature of a personal growth guru). Tightly written and delivered. Great use of music and song to balance the words. There was an enjoyable rhythm and cadence to the piece's phrasing and structure. Sort of subtley, amidst the laughs and entertainment, Sigal drives home how we seek happiness outside though it's inside. We can see how out-of-hand personal transformation has gotten to where it has become big business and a commodity.Written on Jun 03 2010
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The Marsh, San Francisco’s leading venue for solo theater, presents its second Festival of New Voices, consisting of six new full-length solo works, all from up-and-coming performers, and 11 shorter works. The two-week Festival is the culmination of The Marsh Performance Initiative, a nine-month model for performance development taking into account both the artistic development and the business aspects of developing new theater works.
Sigal Shoham has been a performer for as long as she can remember and has a degree in Theater and Performance Studies from UC Berkeley. Recent works include two original ensemble pieces with The Jewish Theater. She is also a mediator and international trainer in conflict transformation, specializing in Nonviolent Communication.