The Evangenitals return to Pappy & Harriets, and we're bringing a musical army!!! 

Come n' get it. 

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More info on Pappy's website.

ALL ABOARD FOR ROUND 3: 

Traveling by train from Chicago to Los Angeles, intrigue and sexual badinage accumulate rapidly as secret agents take the pants off manifest destiny. Low laughs, high emotion and free money are coming your way in this surreal seance in Jack Benny, PaduaLab's new Cabaret -- bring your mother.

Directed by Juli Crockett
Created by Juli Crockett, Gray Palmer, & Guy Zimmerman
Produced by Gabrieal Griego & Guy Zimmerman
Starring Shaughn Buchholz, Juli Crockett, Jenny Greer, & Gray Palmer
Sound Designed by John Zalewski
Lighting Designed by Joey Guthman

Monday January 15th 2018. 9pm. 

Resident DTLA - Get Tix Here.

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Library Girl & Padua Present: Busted-Down Ford & Platform Heels.

Please Come To A Collaboration Between Library Girl & Padua, Celebrating Sam Shepard with Original Work by a handful of Padua Playwrights. Co-Curated by Darrell Larson. Featuring Writing by Wes Walker, Guy Zimmerman, Sharon Yablon, Leon Martell, Darrell Larson, Susan Hayden, Eduardo Machado & John Diehl. All writers on this line-up will be present at this event. Some will be reading from their own work.

Actors include Juli Crockett, Robert Knott, Max Faugno, Lauren Campedelli, David Starzyk, Jennifer Stefanisko & John Kenower. Music by Mason Summit. This is also Library Girl's 100th Show!

$10 includes a Taco Cart & an Open Bar. Party starts @6 PM. Reading @7 PM. Library Girl is in its 9th year! Created & Produced by Susan Hayden. Managing Director: Mike Myers. Production Support: Paul Denk, Bill Ensley & Nicole Millar.

Tickets available NOW @www.ruskingrouptheatre.com. 

All Proceeds Donated To Ruskin Group Theatre.

I'll be telling a story at "The Otter Story Hour" on Monday January 8th! Come chill out on couches and hear intimate tales of Replays and Resets. 

“Rex McDaniel hosts one of the most comfortable, entertaining, pretentious-free story-telling shows in Los Angeles. The talent of the host and presenters were top-notch and the setting - in a basement, lounging on couches, room for maybe 30 people - allows you to really settle in and enjoy. As opposed to larger theatres or loud coffeehops and bars, TOSH seems to transport you to when and why story-telling was conceived - it’s intimate and personal. I had a blast reading there. It’s nice to read in a show where the audience actually seems to genuinely care and invest.” — Joel Bryant - actor/comedian

Jim Kweskin & Juli Crockett at The Coffee Gallery Backstage

November 25th 2017 :: 7pm-9:15pm :: $20

Jim Kweskin is probably best known as a singer and bandleader, but he also created one of the bedrock guitar styles of the folk revival, adapting the ragtime-blues fingerpicking of artists like Mississippi John Hurt and Pink Anderson to the more complex chords of pop and jazz. Jim Kweskin and the Jug Band was the original "Americana" band, playing everything from classic blues to hillbilly country, ragtime, jazz, and rock 'n' roll. Kweskin has maintained a remarkably consistent musical vision since his jug band days, continuing to explore traditional folk and blues with the sophisticated sensibility of a jazz musician and traditional jazz with the communal simplicity of a folk artist.

Alabama-born Juli Crockett is a bona fide Renaissance woman: singer, songwriter, playwright, theater director, undefeated professional boxer and amateur champion, ordained minister, Doctor of Philosophy, and leader of the alt-country/Avant Americana genre-defying band The Evangenitals, as well as the Crockett Sisters. (They’re the same band – you choose which name you prefer)

The teaming of Jim Kweskin and Juli Crockett is the happy collision of classic and contemporary Americana music. Together, Kweskin and Crockett performances are celebrations of virtuoso musicianship seasoned with humor and exuberance.  

Joined by super mandolin player Daniel Mark (Dustbowl Revival) and bassist Carl Sealove, Jim and Juli have a great time singing both old jazzy, folky favorites mixed in with Juli's original (and occasionally irreverent) compositions. Take a wild ride through history and into the future of folk with Kweskin and Crockett.

HISTORIA is a monthly personal storytelling show at Book Show in Highland Park, Los Angeles.

Join us in Highland Park for true stories about our shadow selves- just in time for Halloween!

Our stellar (as always) line-up:

Kira Soltanovich
Andrew Solmssen
Adam Gropman
Juli Crockett Feldman
Raychel Weiner
Jeremy Shane
Smyth Campbell
Robin Reiser

There is a $5 suggested donation, but no one is turned away for lack of $. We will also be collecting cash donations for Puerto Rico to be sent along with United For Puerto Rico.

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The Evangenitals return to the Coffee Gallery in Altadena!

Bob Stane says:  JULI CROCKETT & THE EVANGENITALS will be “the” act on Friday, April 28. The show will begin at 8:00 P.M.  Two sets of 45 to 48 minutes each with a 15 minute intermission.  Show must end by 10:10 P.M. and the room completely cleared by 10:35 P.M. so the employees of the coffee shop, in front, can close and go home.  Not my idea but we have to deal with it. Ticket price is $18. 

The Evangenitals are hitting the road on a Bay Area mini-tour! For more information, visit the Evangenitals website or the Facebook event. 

The Evangenitals are hitting the road on a Bay Area mini-tour! For more information, visit the Evangenitals website or the Facebook event. 

The Evangenitals are hitting the road on a Bay Area mini-tour! For more information, visit the Evangenitals website or the Facebook event. 

The Evangenitals are hitting the road on a Bay Area mini-tour! For more information, visit the Evangenitals website or the Facebook event. 

Will be reading a new play I'm working on with the fantastic folks at Padua Playwrights! Write for details, as this is a small, intimate reading. 

Will be reading my new play "Saint Simone" at the Padua Playwrights Lab. 

**TinyRhino is: The Theatrical Drinking Game.**

TinyRhino is back for its third ever Los Angeles edition!

TinyRhino is UglyRhino’s take on the ten-minute play festival. We commission six playwrights to write new plays, each including the same five dramatic elements. You’ll be given a list of these elements. They might show up at any time, in any order, and with any frequency. When they do show up - WE DRINK!

Playwrights: 
Nathan Birnbaum, Zach Smith, Kimberly Ann Steele, Sigmund Oakeshott, Libe Barer, Christopher Adam-Cohen

Directors:
Juli Crockett, Taylor Patterson, Soren Ryder-McHugh, Tommy Schultz, Eliza Laytner, Kristen Osborn

$10 tickets include free beer. cash bar.

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Sat., October 18th, 5-8PM - Honorees: Eliot and Jain Sekuler - Music: Evangenitals

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The annual LA Artcore Fundraiser takes place Saturday, October 19, from5:00pm-8:00pm at the  organization’s Union Arts Center space, 120 Judge John Aliso Street (adjacent to Little Tokyo). 

The event features foot-stomping music by the Evangenitals and silent and live auctions of art by emerging and mid-career artists. Honorees at this year’s event are Jain and Eliot Sekuler, board members of the Lummis Day Community Foundation and long-time supporters of L.A. arts.  Appetizers, beer, wine and other beverages will be served.

Tickets, priced at $35, are available at the door or for advance purchase at http://www.laartcore.org/New_Website/exhibitions.html

 Formed in Los Angeles in 1979, LA Artcore finds and exposes artists locally and internationally whose work shows dedication, excellence and originality.  The non-profit group operates at the Brewery Arts Complex in Lincoln Heights and at Union Center for the Arts in Little Tokyo. It has  maintained a continuous calendar of art exhibitions  at both locations, featuring 1,600 artists over three decades.