event Dog Sees God: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead
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Fri Nov 6
10:30 pm
Dog Sees God: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead at Bartell Theatre
To say Out!Cast Theatre’s Dog Sees God is a simple re-imagining of Charles Schulz’s iconic Peanuts gang as 18-year-olds is not only a understatement, it does gross injustice to the play’s perverse creativity. This wholly unauthorized take on Peanuts kicks off with “CB” putting his beagle to sleep because he caught rabies and killed a “little yellow bird.” From there, the pensive CB sets out to find life’s meaning, and has to deal with his stoner-philosopher friend Van (Linus), the homophobe neat-freak Matt (Pig-Pen), and the effeminate Beethoven (Schroeder). Dog Sees God is bitingly funny, but it also takes a violent turn when CB strikes up a friendship with Beethoven that may or may not be romantic. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Friday, Nov. 6 show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Dog Sees God" in the subject line.
Bartell Theatre 113 E. Mifflin St., Madison, WI -
Sat Nov 7
5:30 pm,
10:30 pm
Dog Sees God: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead at Bartell Theatre
To say Out!Cast Theatre’s Dog Sees God is a simple re-imagining of Charles Schulz’s iconic Peanuts gang as 18-year-olds is not only a understatement, it does gross injustice to the play’s perverse creativity. This wholly unauthorized take on Peanuts kicks off with “CB” putting his beagle to sleep because he caught rabies and killed a “little yellow bird.” From there, the pensive CB sets out to find life’s meaning, and has to deal with his stoner-philosopher friend Van (Linus), the homophobe neat-freak Matt (Pig-Pen), and the effeminate Beethoven (Schroeder). Dog Sees God is bitingly funny, but it also takes a violent turn when CB strikes up a friendship with Beethoven that may or may not be romantic. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Friday, Nov. 6 show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Dog Sees God" in the subject line.
Bartell Theatre 113 E. Mifflin St., Madison, WI -
Sun Nov 8
5 pm
Dog Sees God: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead at Bartell Theatre
To say Out!Cast Theatre’s Dog Sees God is a simple re-imagining of Charles Schulz’s iconic Peanuts gang as 18-year-olds is not only a understatement, it does gross injustice to the play’s perverse creativity. This wholly unauthorized take on Peanuts kicks off with “CB” putting his beagle to sleep because he caught rabies and killed a “little yellow bird.” From there, the pensive CB sets out to find life’s meaning, and has to deal with his stoner-philosopher friend Van (Linus), the homophobe neat-freak Matt (Pig-Pen), and the effeminate Beethoven (Schroeder). Dog Sees God is bitingly funny, but it also takes a violent turn when CB strikes up a friendship with Beethoven that may or may not be romantic. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Friday, Nov. 6 show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Dog Sees God" in the subject line.
Bartell Theatre 113 E. Mifflin St., Madison, WI -
Fri Nov 13
10:30 pm
Dog Sees God: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead at Bartell Theatre
To say Out!Cast Theatre’s Dog Sees God is a simple re-imagining of Charles Schulz’s iconic Peanuts gang as 18-year-olds is not only a understatement, it does gross injustice to the play’s perverse creativity. This wholly unauthorized take on Peanuts kicks off with “CB” putting his beagle to sleep because he caught rabies and killed a “little yellow bird.” From there, the pensive CB sets out to find life’s meaning, and has to deal with his stoner-philosopher friend Van (Linus), the homophobe neat-freak Matt (Pig-Pen), and the effeminate Beethoven (Schroeder). Dog Sees God is bitingly funny, but it also takes a violent turn when CB strikes up a friendship with Beethoven that may or may not be romantic. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Friday, Nov. 6 show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Dog Sees God" in the subject line.
Bartell Theatre 113 E. Mifflin St., Madison, WI -
Sat Nov 14
5:30 pm,
10:30 pm
Dog Sees God: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead at Bartell Theatre
To say Out!Cast Theatre’s Dog Sees God is a simple re-imagining of Charles Schulz’s iconic Peanuts gang as 18-year-olds is not only a understatement, it does gross injustice to the play’s perverse creativity. This wholly unauthorized take on Peanuts kicks off with “CB” putting his beagle to sleep because he caught rabies and killed a “little yellow bird.” From there, the pensive CB sets out to find life’s meaning, and has to deal with his stoner-philosopher friend Van (Linus), the homophobe neat-freak Matt (Pig-Pen), and the effeminate Beethoven (Schroeder). Dog Sees God is bitingly funny, but it also takes a violent turn when CB strikes up a friendship with Beethoven that may or may not be romantic. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Friday, Nov. 6 show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Dog Sees God" in the subject line.
Bartell Theatre 113 E. Mifflin St., Madison, WI -
Sun Nov 15
5 pm
Dog Sees God: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead at Bartell Theatre
To say Out!Cast Theatre’s Dog Sees God is a simple re-imagining of Charles Schulz’s iconic Peanuts gang as 18-year-olds is not only a understatement, it does gross injustice to the play’s perverse creativity. This wholly unauthorized take on Peanuts kicks off with “CB” putting his beagle to sleep because he caught rabies and killed a “little yellow bird.” From there, the pensive CB sets out to find life’s meaning, and has to deal with his stoner-philosopher friend Van (Linus), the homophobe neat-freak Matt (Pig-Pen), and the effeminate Beethoven (Schroeder). Dog Sees God is bitingly funny, but it also takes a violent turn when CB strikes up a friendship with Beethoven that may or may not be romantic. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Friday, Nov. 6 show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Dog Sees God" in the subject line.
Bartell Theatre 113 E. Mifflin St., Madison, WI
To say Out!Cast Theatre’s Dog Sees God is a simple re-imagining of Charles Schulz’s iconic Peanuts gang as 18-year-olds is not only a understatement, it does gross injustice to the play’s perverse creativity. This wholly unauthorized take on Peanuts kicks off with “CB” putting his beagle to sleep because he caught rabies and killed a “little yellow bird.” From there, the pensive CB sets out to find life’s meaning, and has to deal with his stoner-philosopher friend Van (Linus), the homophobe neat-freak Matt (Pig-Pen), and the effeminate Beethoven (Schroeder). Dog Sees God is bitingly funny, but it also takes a violent turn when CB strikes up a friendship with Beethoven that may or may not be romantic. For a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Friday, Nov. 6 show, e-mail rsvpmadison@avclub.com with "Dog Sees God" in the subject line.
Updated 11/08/2009
