STENCH
September Sat 6, Wed 10, Thur 11, Fri 12, Sat 13 @ 7PM; Sun 7 @ 3PM

Note: Show time on Sunday, September 7 has been updated to 3PM

written by Sarah Grace Goldman
directed by Max Mooney
produced by Ian Reid

with
Chase Bishop, Chris Erdman, Sarah Grace Goldman, Frankie Goodman, Gus Mahoney, and Sid Ross*

lighting by Jacqueline Scaletta

sound by Nicolas Webster

props by jbroc

set by Pete Betcher

fight choreo by Mitchell Ashe

stage managed by Emilie Osborne

poster by Amar Ahmad

social media consulting by Parabasis Productions

*Equity Member appearing with permission of Actors’ Equity Association without benefit of an Equity contract in this Off-Off Broadway production.

In STENCH, a makeshift family is united by their shared body odor, which has alienated them from polite society. This set-up has worked pretty well for a while; after all, their “father” Bobby is turning 10,000 years old. But when Sapphire finds a solution to their smell, the family Bobby has worked so hard to create begins to fall apart. Gretchen gets a boyfriend who can’t seem to smell her, Phil finds a man online who claims to be his dad, and Homer’s jokes aren’t hitting like they used to. Also, Bobby might have claws. An absurd comedy from theatre collective Trove.