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PRIDE Comedy Night (Early Show)

Thursday, June 13 // $15-$20 Early Show (13+), Door at 5:30 PM, Show at 6 PM, $15* Late Show (18+), Doors at 8:30 PM, Show at 9 PM, $20*  *Plus applicable fees. Join the funniest queer stand-up comedians from around Missoula and across Montana for a night of LGBTQ+ jokes and laughter. Please note that the early show is suitable for a slightly younger crowd (though still hilarious for adults) while the late show will contain much more adult material! These shows will sell out, so get your tickets in advance. Tickets are non-refundable, so please make sure you’re purchasing a ticket for the right time!*Please note that an additional $3 Pride Fee will be added to each ticket, and all funds collected from this particular fee will be donated to the Western Montana LGBTQ+ Center in support of all their efforts to organize Missoula Pride. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

Nobody Bleeds for the Dancer, A New Play by Tod McCoy

Thursday, May 30 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $10 // $15-$20 Artist Supporter Ticket Join us for lively reading of a new script by Tod McCoy, “Nobody Bleeds for the Dancer”. This engaging play follows bad boy playwright Simon Brubaker, who is convinced the daughter of his old flame is his own … but was her saintly mother the wild woman he used to know?Directed by Craig Menteer, and featuring David Mills-Low, Becca Kelley, Heaven Raines, Ann Peacock, Megan Folsom, Jake Nachtigal, and Juniper McKelvie. All tickets are general admission. Artist Supporter Tickets are a way for patrons to provide more financial support to performers. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

The 4th Annual Stand Up for Alzheimer’s Comedy Fundraiser

Thursday, May 23 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $20 Revival Comedy and the ZACC are excited to present the fourth annual Stand Up for Alzheimer’s Comedy Showcase! This year’s lineup features Jackie Rapetti, Cory Demers, Abi Gontarek, Freya Halland, Aubrey Juden, Lindee Lee Keller, Dan Lam, Tim Miller, and Aurora Staggs – and is headlined by Nick Hyde, and hosted by James Johson! Funds raised will support the Alzheimer’s Association Montana Chapter. Join us for a night of local standup in support of this really important cause. The Alzheimer’s Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer’s care, support and research. Currently, there are 6.9 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s, 22,000 of them are within the state of Montana, and this number is expected to grow 22.7% by 2025. As the Alzheimer’s Association Montana Chapter, our mission is to provide support for local Montanans through free education programs, online resources, 24/7 Helpline and fundraising events. These fundraising events allow us to spread awareness, offer free programs/support, as well as have master level clinicians and social workers accessible 24/7 for anyone in need. We raise awareness and funds to one day have a world without Alzheimer’s disease and all other dementia. For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

Toil & Trouble

Sunday, May 19 // Shows at 2 PM (Door at 1:30), and 6:30 PM (Door at 6) $15 General Admission // $10 for Students // $5 for Children (2-13 years old) // 2 Yrs Old & Under Free (must sit on a lap) Run-time is 55 minutes with no intermission. This hilarious retelling of Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood takes the audience through a whirlwind of fairy tales with a hilarious forest full of jokes and nonstop witch action that will leave you guffawing like a billy goat. This whole community play was originally devised by Brennan Buhl, directed by Rosie Seitz Ayers, and supported by Sussex School ShadowCat Theatre. (Artwork by Jem Adams)  For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

Toil & Trouble

Sunday, May 19 // Shows at 2 PM (Door at 1:30), and 6:30 PM (Door at 6) $15 General Admission // $10 for Students // $5 for Children (2-13 years old) // 2 Yrs Old & Under Free (must sit on a lap) Run-time is 55 minutes with no intermission. This hilarious retelling of Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood takes the audience through a whirlwind of fairy tales with a hilarious forest full of jokes and nonstop witch action that will leave you guffawing like a billy goat. This whole community play was originally devised by Brennan Buhl, directed by Rosie Seitz Ayers, and supported by Sussex School ShadowCat Theatre. (Artwork by Jem Adams)  For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

Iris Von Moxley’s Favorite People: A Display of Drag & Comedy

Friday, May 17 // Door at 9 PM // Show at 9:30 PM // $15 Clown around with the birthday girl! Join Montana Drag Wrestling champion and Nightlife Entertainer Iris Von Moxley on May 17th to celebrate one of her many birthdays with entertainment from some of her favorite performers in Montana!! The night will begin with comedic stylings from a superstar cast consisting of “The Mercurial Icon and Voice of Your Generation” Charley Macorn, Aubrey Juden, Kris Speroski, and Freya Halland. Have a Haha or two with some of Missoula’s Comedy legends before we party the night away with Montana Drag legends, including: –The Bounce Haus Brigade of Eunice Sexx, Dita Von Doom, and Stella Kinesis –Brick Haus Babes Onyx Echo (Billings) and Saturn (like the Planet) –Buster Consensually Open (Bozeman), Patriarch of The Haus of Consent –Diana Bourgeois, Missoula Matron of Drag –Ace of Hearts and Victor Hallows, Missoula Kings on the Rise –Ms. Angel Fire, Living E-Girl and Drag Daughter of Iris  For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

The Dog Confessor, A New Play by Joan Carol Melcher

Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, May 9, 10 & 11 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PMMatinee on Sunday, May 12 // Door at 1:30 PM // Show at 2 PM Pick What You Pay // $15, $20, $25 A portion of every ticket sold supports The Humane Society of Western Montana. If you’ve ever confessed your sins to your dog — or wanted to — this play is for you. Veteran Missoula actors Megan Folsom, Nathan Adkins and Ann Peacock are featured in this two-act, written and directed by Joan Carol Melcher.It’s the story of a couple, their travails, and the healing power of a dog — a golden retriever in this case. A portion of each ticket will be donated to the Humane Society of Western Montana, recognizing their work and the importance of animals in our lives. Also central to the production are set/lighting designer Markus Paminger and stage manager Lillian Young. This play contains mature language and may not be suitable for all audiences. All tickets are general admission. Each ticket supports the Humane Society of Western Montana at increasing intervals, in addition to supporting the cast, crew, and producers in their efforts to create the show.For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

The Dog Confessor, A New Play by Joan Carol Melcher

Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, May 9, 10 & 11 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PMMatinee on Sunday, May 12 // Door at 1:30 PM // Show at 2 PM Pick What You Pay // $15, $20, $25 A portion of every ticket sold supports The Humane Society of Western Montana. If you’ve ever confessed your sins to your dog — or wanted to — this play is for you. Veteran Missoula actors Megan Folsom, Nathan Adkins and Ann Peacock are featured in this two-act, written and directed by Joan Carol Melcher.It’s the story of a couple, their travails, and the healing power of a dog — a golden retriever in this case. A portion of each ticket will be donated to the Humane Society of Western Montana, recognizing their work and the importance of animals in our lives. Also central to the production are set/lighting designer Markus Paminger and stage manager Lillian Young. This play contains mature language and may not be suitable for all audiences. All tickets are general admission. Each ticket supports the Humane Society of Western Montana at increasing intervals, in addition to supporting the cast, crew, and producers in their efforts to create the show.For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

The Dog Confessor, A New Play by Joan Carol Melcher

Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, May 9, 10 & 11 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PMMatinee on Sunday, May 12 // Door at 1:30 PM // Show at 2 PM Pick What You Pay // $15, $20, $25 A portion of every ticket sold supports The Humane Society of Western Montana. If you’ve ever confessed your sins to your dog — or wanted to — this play is for you. Veteran Missoula actors Megan Folsom, Nathan Adkins and Ann Peacock are featured in this two-act, written and directed by Joan Carol Melcher.It’s the story of a couple, their travails, and the healing power of a dog — a golden retriever in this case. A portion of each ticket will be donated to the Humane Society of Western Montana, recognizing their work and the importance of animals in our lives. Also central to the production are set/lighting designer Markus Paminger and stage manager Lillian Young. This play contains mature language and may not be suitable for all audiences. All tickets are general admission. Each ticket supports the Humane Society of Western Montana at increasing intervals, in addition to supporting the cast, crew, and producers in their efforts to create the show.For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

The Dog Confessor, A New Play by Joan Carol Melcher

Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, May 9, 10 & 11 // Door at 7 PM // Show at 7:30 PMMatinee on Sunday, May 12 // Door at 1:30 PM // Show at 2 PM Pick What You Pay // $15, $20, $25 A portion of every ticket sold supports The Humane Society of Western Montana. If you’ve ever confessed your sins to your dog — or wanted to — this play is for you. Veteran Missoula actors Megan Folsom, Nathan Adkins and Ann Peacock are featured in this two-act, written and directed by Joan Carol Melcher.It’s the story of a couple, their travails, and the healing power of a dog — a golden retriever in this case. A portion of each ticket will be donated to the Humane Society of Western Montana, recognizing their work and the importance of animals in our lives. Also central to the production are set/lighting designer Markus Paminger and stage manager Lillian Young. This play contains mature language and may not be suitable for all audiences. All tickets are general admission. Each ticket supports the Humane Society of Western Montana at increasing intervals, in addition to supporting the cast, crew, and producers in their efforts to create the show.For further information, accessibility, and inquiries please visit https://www.zootownarts.org/meet-the-zacc/about/.

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