Dad Hole: A New Play at dadaLab

Sarah Loucks and Amber Wilson present:

DAD HOLE

a new play

created by Sarah Loucks, Matt Spain, Ann Marie Dorr, Kat Ellison Williams, and CB Goodman

On a lazy Saturday afternoon, a car mechanic and his best friend discover that repairing a rusted Dodge engine is the key to fixing masculinity. But can it be done before the sun sets? DAD HOLE is a fast paced new comedy that follows two unlikely heroes on their ridiculous quest filled with silly challenges, musical numbers, and grand prize giveaways as they attempt to uncover and destroy the dark forces distorting masculinity.

Featuring Matt Spain and Kat Ellison Williams

Written by Sarah Loucks

Directed by CB Goodman

Produced by Amber Wilson

Dramaturgy by Ann Marie Dorr

Created by Sarah Loucks, Matt Spain, Ann Marie Dorr, Kat Ellison Williams, and CB Goodman.

Production Coordination by Trace Turner

Sound Design by CB Goodman

Lighting by Luis Sandoval

Choreography by Jelena Stojiljkovic Rhynes

Poster Design by SJ Anderson

• The Venue: dadaLab — and great news, there is free parking available on-site, so you won't have to circle the block like you're looking for the hardware store!

• The Schedule: Doors crack open at 7:00 PM, giving you plenty of time to get settled before the show kicks off promptly at 7:30 PM.

• Accessibility: We want everyone to enjoy the show! Please let us know in advance if you need any accessible accommodations, and we’ll be more than happy to get everything set up for you.

• Concessions: We’ll have a selection of concessions available. Eat a cookie, support the production!

• Ticket Policy: While tickets are non-refundable, we know life (and car trouble) happens. If you need to switch your ticket to a different performance night, just shoot us a message—we’re problem solvers, after all, and we’ll do everything we can to accommodate you!

This project is a sponsored project of the Austin Creative Alliance. It is supported by a grant from the MAPfund and generously funded by Mid-America Arts Alliance, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the state arts agencies of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas.