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Comfort Dogs: Live from the Pink House
William Burke's new play, COMFORT DOGS, is set in the skeleton of a pink hurricane-torn house a band of dogs walk around of the inside and try to make sense of humankind's need for comfort as they read letters from the audience asking for solace. An ensemble of musicians and live dogs will howl, scotch and poop their way through an evening as the inadvertently ask the question: Who nurtures the nurturer?
Part of the series DAMNABLE SCRIBBLING: BROOKLYN COLLEGE AT JACK
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY @ 8 PM
William Burke's new play, COMFORT DOGS, is set in the skeleton of a pink hurricane-torn house a band of dogs walk around of the inside and try to make sense of humankind's need for comfort as they read letters from the audience asking for solace. An ensemble of musicians and live dogs will howl, scotch and poop their way through an evening as the inadvertently ask the question: Who nurtures the nurturer?
Part of the series DAMNABLE SCRIBBLING: BROOKLYN COLLEGE AT JACK
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE:
WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY @ 8 PM
Age Guidance: 16
Show Notes: No Intermission. Additional performance: Monday, March 9
Audience Advisory:
Please note that actual dogs (!) are part of the piece. There will be limited non-dog-adjacent seating but please use this information as you will.
