Too Fat for China Written, drawn, and performed by Phoebe Potts A Comic Look at the Agony of Adoption Too Fat for China is a one-hour comedic storytelling performance about adoption, race in America and making a family by any means necessary. It has a light footprint for theaters- it's just Phoebe and my traveling crankie - a giant roll of mural sized comix. "RIOTOUS AND RAW" -NPR's Morning Edition Too Fat for China is a hilarious, introspective, and poignant glimpse into one woman’s journey to motherhood - warts and all. Phoebe is an immensely talented storyteller who can take your breath away with one sentence and leave you laugh-crying the next. She weaves a masterful and compelling narrative of the unavoidable trauma, tragedy, and commodification that surrounds the adoption industry, along with the groundswell of primal love -from both birth and chosen family - surrounding the process. September 11, 12 at 7:30pm, September 13 at 2pm, 7:30pm, September 14 at 2pm.
Urbanite Theatre is at 1487 2nd Street, Sarasota, FL.
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