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Tenaya Rocks! A Sexy Geological Cabaret

Stage Werx (533 Sutter St. San Francisco, CA 94102)
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Stage Werx hosts Tenaya Hurst's unique musical show Tenaya Rocks! A Sexy Geological Cabaret. Hurst, an actress, singer, and geologist who has written and starred in four original cabaret shows, entertains and educates audiences in this whimsical show, in which she compares geological principles to the intricacies of romance.

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533 Sutter St.
San Francisco, CA 94102
415-730-3433
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Tenaya Rocks was clever, cute, playful and informative.
Written on Oct 06 2008

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It was just "alright". I give her an "A" for knowing geology, and having a loving mom in the wings rooting her on. But it was (or would have been) only a cute college classroom amusement, with its slightly spicy references, that's all.
Written on Oct 06 2008

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Dear Tenaya, I am, Victoria, the blonde East Bay Hills Realtor that you met at your play on Friday night. My husband, Dennis and I were in the front row. He is a Geologist (undergrad)/Hydrogeologist (grad) and is a Manager for a large environmental company in Concord. We really enjoyed your show. He loved all the geology and I loved the sexy, suggestive analogies and demonstrations. You and your guys were great! I have referred this show to our friends. Keep up the good work! Loved the outfits w/ explanations also.... See you in your next show... Victoria
Written on Nov 17 2008

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Fabulous performer, delightful songs! Great guys supporting her. Yummy, we wanted to take her home to bed with us!
Written on Oct 04 2008

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More Information About Tenaya Rocks! A Sexy Geological Cabaret

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http://www.TenayaHurst.com

Description

Tenaya Hurst, an East Bay native, creates and stars in Tenaya Rocks! A Sexy Geological Cabaret.  This innovative one-hour show will educate the audience about geology and entertain them by comparing important geological principles to sex and relationships.  Yes, only a Geo-AnthropActress would dare to combine science and theatre in this way!  Ms. Hurst is a Phi Beta Kappa and has a B.A. from Indiana University in Theatre, Geology, and Anthropology.  These three fields have influenced her four cabarets, and this rock cabaret is Tenaya’s favorite! The show's musical numbers include "Roxie," "Bring on the Men," "I Never Loved a Fault," and "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend."

Plate Tectonics is the most important theory in geology, and Tenaya and her cabaret boys demonstrate a memorable model of different plate boundaries.  The boys and Tenaya also embody California and her faults in a parody personification scene and song.  Volcanoes, mountain belts, sediments, and earthquakes.  How can these be sexy?  Tenaya explains geologic happenings by comparing them to the human processes we experience every day in our relationships.

Tenaya has experience in mineralogy, structural geology, and field geology, and attended the Judson Mead field school in Montana.  She has mapped areas of New England, southern Indiana, Missouri and the California Sierras while in school at IU.  Tenaya’s favorite rock is granite, and her favorite mineral is jadeite.