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Split Brick Bill: Floodpants and The Pickle Twins

Visual Art

Split Brick Bill pairs promising performance pieces with surprising results. See someone you know. Stick around for someone you don’t.

Schedule

12:00 AM

onwards

Thursday, March 16, 2023

Location

Brick Theater

579 Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, USA

Access Type

Description

English

2 hrs

$20

Ticketed

About The Event

Floodpants is a dark musical fairytale for grownups, written and performed by Fran Pado. It’s the story of the Girl, a 9yr. old eking it out in a crumbling blue-collar New Jersey town in the 70’s, and the haunted, horrifying old lady who comes to visit and refuses to leave. Grinny: kind of like a granny, but.. she hypnotizes the Girl’s hippie mother, and proceeds to set about her evil, stellar-sational plot. It’s up to the Girl and her psychic younger brother to save, well, everything.

Featuring pot-smoking dads, 3rd grade meditation circles, and all that made N.J. in a twisted place in a twisted time.

Music by Goddess: a homemade one-string fiddle, Casio picked off a junk pile, and perhaps the world’s greatest guitarist.

Bob Bannister– guitar
Tamalyn Miller– fiddle
Andy Newman– keyboard, dulcimer, percussion. The Pickle Twins Alana and Alamo Pickle, heirs to a condiment conglomerate, are fully grown, adult twins who should be able to take care of themselves. Their governess for the last 34 years, Didi, has passed away and they desperately need a new nanny. Is it YOU? Watch these heirs to the Cornichon Fortune put on a talent show as they try to lure you into taking on the impossible task of saving these perverted recluses from themselves. Featuring some of their self-proclaimed hits like “Didi Says No!” and “Wash Your Own Back.” Part variety hour, part job interview, where you, the audience will compete to meet their bizarre demands. You should be honored, The Pickle Twins are kind of a big dill. Grey Gardens meets Whatever Happened To Baby Jane, 100% Demented.

About The Organizer

Katharine Scarborough is an award-winning New York City based actress and writer. She received her MFA in Acting from the New School for Drama, and trained with the Moscow Art Theater and The People’s Improv Theater. She held an Artist Residency with Mabou Mines where, under the mentorship of JoAnne Akalaitis, she developed her show Myth Keeper, which she then produced in Residency at the Brick Theater in Williamsburg. She recently launched her award-winning original web series, Big Girl, with Brazen NYC. Katharine takes her scotch on the rocks, does funny voices, and one time she accidentally pepper sprayed herself in the face. You can learn more at https://www.katharinescarborough.com/ @ksscarborough Fran Pado is a storyteller who writes dark musical fairy-tales for grownups in collaboration with her four-piece psych-folk band Goddess, which features homemade and dime-store instruments. Their theatrical piece Golden Vines and Honey Wine ran at Autoversion gallery in 2007. Goddess has an album and two EPs and has played around the New York area and live on WFMU.

Please Note

This performance takes place on March 15th, 16th, 17th and 18th at 8pm.

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