Angelic Troublemakers: A Solo Show Special

Join Devil's Dice Productions for the premiere of three new monodramas, each inspired by the lives of famous political activists!

Much like our flagship show “The Death of the Swan,” these one-person performances were created as part of the Acting 2 class at Scottsdale Community College, and developed into standalone shows. Each show focuses on a different figure of cultural or historical significance, and uses a mix of found text and quotes to tell their story.
Angelic Troublemakers: A Solo Show Special features the following shows:

BLIND JUSTICE by Jazz Kapita

“We need, in every community, a group of angelic troublemakers.” – Bayard Rustin

TO GAIN A VICTORY by Bre Hansbury

“This is everybody’s fight.” – Viola Luizzo

MARSHA’S NIGHT by Sirus Ruffin

“No pride for some of us without liberation for all of us.” – Marsha P. Johnson

For the June 19th and 20th evening show: Doors open at 7:00 PM. Show begins at 7:30 PM.

For the June 20th matinee show: Doors open at 11:30 AM. Show begins at 12:00 PM.

View the program for our show here.

For more details or answers to any burning questions, please email devilsdice.productionz@gmail.com. We hope to see you there!

15% of your purchase will go to the National Immigrant Justice Center. The National Immigrant Justice Center is a US-based organization that works to establish and defend the rights of immigrants regardless of background. By helping provide representation and legal services, the NIJC helps keep families together and prevents members of our community from being deported based on unjust laws and illegal government action.

If you would like to make an additional donation to the NIJC, you can do so through our donation page. Thank you for your help!

For our June 19th BREAK-EVEN show, all of our profits will go directly to the National Immigrant Justice Center!

In celebration of Juneteenth, Devil's Dice Productions will be holding our first-ever BREAK-EVEN Night! This means what it says on the tin- we will ONLY take as much as we need to break even (covering rental cost, merch production costs, etc), and the rest of the money we take in will go to charity. Buy a ticket for the June 19th show and help raise money to defend immigrant rights- all while supporting local arts!