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We are exploring the Congressional record and will share everything we’ve learned over a series of workshops throughout this year. Get in on the development, watch it grow, give us feedback, join us!
Drop in anytime between 7pm and 9pm. These rehearsals are free. We want your brains, your feedback, your everything – join us!

We are exploring the Congressional record and will share everything we’ve learned over a series of workshops throughout this year. Get in on the development, watch it grow, give us feedback, join us!
Drop in anytime between 7pm and 9pm. These rehearsals are free. We want your brains, your feedback, your everything – join us!

A secret performance. A one-man show. The story of a 12-year old boy who tries to set the record for leaving school the most days with a fever and in the process falls in love with the school nurse and breaks his heart on the punk rock. You must promise never to speak about what you witnessed or else you’ll get kicked out.
Kirk Lynn is a novelist and playwright living in Austin, TX. Kirk is one of five artistic directors of the Rude Mechs theatre collective. With the Rudes, Kirk has written and adapted many plays, including Lipstick Traces (published by 53rd State Press/TCG), Method Gun (published by Play: A Journal of Plays), and Not Every Mountain (self-published by Eva Claycomb), which premiered in 2018 at the Guthrie in Minneapolis.

SCREENING: 8:00pm (run time 1 hr 52 min)
CASUAL Q&A with Artists: immediately after the screening.
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In a small agricultural town in the Florida Everglades, hopes for the future are concentrated on the youth. Four teens face heartbreak and celebrate in the rituals of an extraordinary senior year.
Ivete Lucas and Patrick Bresnan create a detailed and incredibly nuanced portrait of PAHOKEE, a small rural town located in the Florida Everglades. A community tightly knit together that struggles with financial insecurities and a bleak future. Through an extremely precise observational approach, the film manages to capture the daily life of the town with a great wealth of nuanced details. From sports events to school beauty contests, the filmmakers observe how, through social and collective rituals, the ideas of gender and identity are publicly displayed while creating new narratives. Moving past the crucial Wiseman lesson, which Lucas and Bresnan have fully absorbed, the film possesses the distinct feel of a Gil Scott Heron song, with its deep streak of rural blues tinged with urban echoes. A complex and multi-layered work that recalls also both the gritty social realism of the new American cinema as well as the neorealist touch. PAHOKEE is a powerful portrait of a forgotten America absent from the current political discourse.
– Giona A. Nazzaro
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Grageriart is relocating from the garage to the warehouse.
Aron Taylor reinvents his Grageriart brand furniture line.
Leslie Bonnell joins us as a designer.
Mari Akita and Eliza Renner join us as performers.
Grageriart is a band, a store, an idea, and a collaboration. A sonic exploration of mindless consumption, home shopping catalogues, and desperation. Enjoy snacks if we make them. Browse our clothing line if we bring it. Take in a live performance of the Grageriart audio experience.
See you at CRASHBOX #shop
If you want to stay up to date about all things Grageriart, sign up for our enewsletter at https://grageriart.com. Stay tuned for our micro-video series dropping soon.

Grageriart is relocating from the garage to the warehouse.
Aron Taylor reinvents his Grageriart brand furniture line.
Leslie Bonnell joins us as a designer.
Mari Akita and Eliza Renner join us as performers.
Grageriart is a band, a store, an idea, and a collaboration. A sonic exploration of mindless consumption, home shopping catalogues, and desperation. Enjoy snacks if we make them. Browse our clothing line if we bring it. Take in a live performance of the Grageriart audio experience.
See you at CRASHBOX #shop
If you want to stay up to date about all things Grageriart, sign up for our enewsletter at https://grageriart.com
If you have any trouble at all with the widget on our site, you can buy your tickets directly from our ticketing host, here.

Kirk Lynn is a novelist and playwright living in Austin, TX. Kirk is one of five artistic directors of the Rude Mechs theatre collective. With the Rudes, Kirk has written and adapted many plays, including Lipstick Traces (published by 53rd State Press/TCG), Method Gun (published by Play: A Journal of Plays), and Not Every Mountain (self-published by Eva Claycomb), which premiered in 2018 at the Guthrie in Minneapolis.

We are exploring the Congressional record and will share everything we’ve learned over a series of workshops throughout this year. Get in on the development, watch it grow, give us feedback, join us! Mark your calendar for the next workshop showings in the series: June 24 – 26 and September 26 – 28.
Drop in anytime between 7pm and 9pm. These rehearsals are free. We want your brains, your feedback, your everything – join us!
If you have any trouble at all with the widget on our site, you can buy your tickets directly from artful.ly, our ticketing host, here.

A secret performance. A one-man show. The story of a 12-year old boy who tries to set the record for leaving school the most days with a fever and in the process falls in love with the school nurse and breaks his heart on the punk rock. You must promise never to speak about what you witnessed or else you’ll get kicked out.
Kirk Lynn is a novelist and playwright living in Austin, TX. Kirk is one of five artistic directors of the Rude Mechs theatre collective. With the Rudes, Kirk has written and adapted many plays, including Lipstick Traces (published by 53rd State Press/TCG), Method Gun (published by Play: A Journal of Plays), and Not Every Mountain (self-published by Eva Claycomb), which premiered in 2018 at the Guthrie in Minneapolis.

We are exploring the Congressional record and will share everything we’ve learned over a series of workshops throughout this year. Get in on the development, watch it grow, give us feedback, join us! Mark your calendar for the next workshop showings in the series: June 24 – 26 and September 26 – 28.
Drop in anytime between 7pm and 9pm. These rehearsals are free. We want your brains, your feedback, your everything – join us!
If you have any trouble at all with the widget on our site, you can buy your tickets directly from artful.ly, our ticketing host, here.