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Jessica Robins portrays Miranda Pashant, the stylish host of Champion Chef. Here they are seen in their trademark sparkley suit, holding an onion.

Hotdish

November 3 – December 2

12th Avenue Arts • 1620 12th Ave

 

Written by Brendan Healy

Directed by Charlotte Peters

 

For this world premiere play, simply combine 3 "hotdishes" (casseroles for you non-Minnesotans), one dysfunctional family, one reality TV show, tater tots, black pepper, your grandmother's rose water perfume, a few dashes of joy, and a pinch of heartache. Kayla Liggett has taken in her unemployed brother, Toby, while he looks for work. But Toby thinks the answer to all his troubles is winning his favorite reality TV cooking show, Champion Chef. As Toby falls deeper into this enticing fantasy, their mother Evelyn faces her own financial crisis. It falls to Kayla to save them both, but she can barely keep her own life together. Guided by a magical being who happens to be the glamorous host of Champion Chef, the family must face what fractured their lives in the first place. Hotdish tells a story about family, food, and fixing the cracks in all our hearts.

Starring: Rebecca Goldberg, James Lee, Sydney Kaser, Van Lang Pham, and Jessica Robins.

 

12th Avenue Arts • 1620 12th Ave

Thursdays – Saturdays at 7:30pm

Tickets $15 - $24

PWYC performances Thursday 11/9, Monday 11/20, and Sunday 11/26 at 2pm

COVID Rules:

-All patrons are encouraged to wear a mask, but not required.

-Thursday, November 16 is a mask-required performance.

-If a patrons is showing any symptoms of COVID, we ask that they do not attend the show. Tickets can be transferred to another night, depending on availability.

If you are concerend about potentially sensitive subjects in this play, you can learn more by clicking here.

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