A stand-up comedy and meditation show exploring Becca Blackwell's adventures in (mis)gender, presented by Rude Mechs.
Becca Blackwell brings Dandelion to Crashbox on Saturday, October 24, at 7 PM. It's a one-night-only performance, so this is the only chance to catch it in Austin.
Dandelion is part stand-up and part meditation, and it follows Blackwell's adventures in (mis)gender. She wrote and conceived the show with Madeleine George, and it's directed by Oliver Butler. The description promises plenty of laughs along the way, and the two formats—the punchlines of stand-up and the slower pace of meditation—suggest a night that shifts gears rather than sticking to one lane.
The show is presented by Rude Mechs and Performance as Public Practice UT Austin, with sponsorship from Performance as Public Practice UT Austin, Salvage Vanguard, OUTsider Fest, Rude Mechs, and LGBTQ Studies. It was curated by Grayson Hunt, Thomas Graves, and Kate Taylor. That's a long list of names behind a single night, and it points to the kind of community-backed production that often pops up around the city's queer and experimental performance scenes.
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Crashbox is at 5305 Bolm Avenue, Suite 12, in Austin, TX 78721. The show starts at 7 PM on Saturday, October 24, and since it's billed as a one-night-only performance, there aren't any other dates to fall back on if you can't make this one.
