Alter Arts writes:

"Anti-Diva Anarchist Drag Comedian, Jennifuh Leathuh"

Church of the Living Womb Revival,

6 p.m., Saturday, November 1st, 2003

Aaron Davis Hall, Convent Ave @ 135th St., Harlem, NYC $20.

Anti-Diva Anarchist Drag Comedian, Jennifuh Leathuh is part of the Church of the Living Womb Revival,
a carnival of colorful urban artists pushing the boundaries of theater, spoken word, dance and music; presided over by Sistah Pastor Preacha' Prayer and Sistah Pastor Merlina (aka Liza Jessie Peterson and Tish Benson).—A Heavy Hitaz Production

Attention all subversives (That's you reading this), I know that you have been waiting for the "right time" to see Jennifuh Leathuh, and that time has arrived. I will be performing in the Church of the Living Womb Revival segment "The House of Oth'ah" on Saturday, November first at the very early hour of six o'clock p.m. Yes! This is the geriatric show that my large octogenarian fan base has been requesting for years.I know all of my fans very well: You are an evolved, social justice- and thrill-seeking individual. Naturally, you want to stop the galloping infection of George Bush’s mad cowboy disease, but your unemployment insurance, electricity, and spouse have all run out on you, rendering your psyche momentarily devastated.

Skip suicide and race up to Harlem, where you can join anti-diva anarchist drag comedian, Jennifuh Leathuh, as she reviews contemporary radical self-help literature guaranteed to restore faith in utopian ideals, true love, and high heels. I will not be singing, dancing, or lipsynching, but rest assured, I will serve as much entertainment as you have come to expect from this gal, even if my show description sounds as though it only describes me.:> Expect a classic Jennifuh Leathuh outfit, usual wild hair, hilarity, drama, and trauma.

THE FESTIVAL

The festival itself runs day and night, from Thursday, Oct 30th through Sunday, November 1st and is packed with hot shows. Jennifuh Leathuh's bill includes four other notable performers: Gordon James (Outbursts: A One Man Multipoemonologue and Moment of Clarity); Nathan Scott (Butterfly Motivation); Hanifah Walidah (5Head); and Regie Cabico (Straight Out). More info can be found online at the Aaron Davis Hall web site: http://www.aarondavishall.org/programs/october.htm #church

AARON DAVIS HALL,

Harlem's principal center for the performing arts, is located on the safe, secure and well-lit campus of the City College of New York, between West 133rd and 135th Streets on Convent Avenue. Convent Ave. is one block east of Amsterdam Ave. and is the extension of Morningside Ave. beginning at 127th Street. Look here for directions: http://www.aarondavishall.org/add_info/index.htm

TICKETS

Admission is $20, or cheaper with a festival pass. ADH box Office: 212-650-7100.
Check here for ticketing info: http://www.aarondavishall.org/programs/ticketinfo. htm

Tickets can be purchased in person, by mail, or in person at the ADH box office. TicketMaster also handles the ADH sales at http://www.ticketmaster.com/venue/2/ The Aaron Davis Hall Box Office is located in the lobby of Aaron Davis Hall at West 135th Street & Convent Ave. Tickets can be purchased in person at the ADH Box Office. Tuesday – Saturday 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. and 2 hours before a performance.

The bill that features Jennifuh Leathuh runs at 6 p.m. on Saturday, November 1st, 2003.

The show will start on-time, gyrls, cuz this is big time—assigned seating, ushers, stage managers, union over-time pay to shell out if we run late—the works!

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