Emily Maya Mills to Bring Her Comedy to Fort Worth in Amphibian Stage's 2016 Stand-Up Series

By: May. 23, 2016
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Amphibian Stage Productions (Kathleen Culebro, Artistic Director) will present comedienne Emily Maya Mills on Thursday, June 2 and Friday, June 3 at 8pm. Ms. Mills will be the third artist in Amphibian's 2016 stand-up series.

Hailed by LA Weekly as the next Carol Burnett, Emily Maya Mills has been a regular performer at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Los Angeles since 2006. She's appeared on Parks and Recreation, Conan, and Key and Peele. God Hates Figs, her critically acclaimed one-woman show, played to sold-out audiences over a six-month run. Don't miss this powerhouse performer when she brings her hilarious act to Fort Worth!

"Let's add Mills to that group of next-gen femmes helping to obliterate the women aren't funny cliché." - LA Weekly

Tickets for Emily Maya Mills are $20. Performances are at 8pm on Thursday, June 2 and Friday, June 3, 2016. For tickets and more information, patrons may call 817-923-3012, email boxoffice@amphibianstage.com, or visit amphibianstage.com. The theater is located at 120 S. Main Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76104.

About Amphibian Stage Productions

Amphibian Stage Productions is a non-profit theatre company founded in 2000 by three alumni of TCU's Department of Theatre who strive to produce innovative and engaging works of theatre that inspire new ideas, opens new doors, and increases our understanding of the vast world around us. Now in its seventeenth season, Amphibian has produced numerous groundbreaking and challenging plays (some regional premieres, others US or world premieres) that foster a deeper understanding of ourselves as members of the global community. The company is widely recognized for its stylistically and thematically varied scripts.

Committed to nurturing young and diverse audiences, Amphibian has developed a strong internship program, a summer acting workshop for teens, and a dynamic outreach project, Tad-Poles, that is steadily increasing the company's visibility and following. The group travels to schools and community centers, performing and spreading a message of multicultural collaboration and tolerance.

Amphibian is generously funded by the American Theatre Wing, Amon G. Carter Foundation, Ann L. and Carol Greene Rhodes Charitable Trust, Arts Council of Fort Worth and Tarrant County, BBVA Compass Bank, Fifth Avenue Foundation, Mary Potishman Lard Trust, Pangburn Foundation, Pier 1 imports, Thomas M., Helen McKee & John P. Ryan Foundation, Sid W. Richardson Foundation, Schubert Foundation, Texas Commission on the Arts, Virginia Hobbs Charitable Trust, Wells Fargo Bank, William E. Scott Foundation, North Texas Giving Day and the Devonian Society, a group of Amphibian's devoted donors who are proud to be the force behind nurturing the next generation of artists and audiences.



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