Final Presentation
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Final Presentation ★
Join real-life sisters Amanda and Amber Miller as they sing, dance, and jazz square their way through the DISNEY VORTEX! In this autobiographical musical revue, Amanda and Amber are Black fangirls grappling with their formative idolization of (predominantly white) Disney Channel stars. Through a combo of musical numbers, drag, and sketch, they must ultimately level up to self-actualize, finally breaking out of the intoxicating realm known as... the Disney Vortex.
Thurs 5/25 at 5:30 PM
Thurs 6/1 at 5 PM
Tues 6/6 at 5:30 PM
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Amanda Layne Miller is a queer comedy writer, filmmaker, and performer with a focus on the surreal and the magical. She has been Staff Writer on sci-fi series DREAM HUNTERS in LA and Beijing, Writers’ Assistant on WOKE (Hulu), THE MORNING SHOW (Apple), SULA (HBO), SAY THEIR NAMES (HBO), and a Netflix sci-fi series for WATCHMEN and BLADE scribe Stacy Osei-Kuffour.
Amber Miller is an LA-based content creator and performer with the research skills of a One Direction stan. She has been an on-carpet correspondent at events such as the MTV VMA's, Nickelodeon’s KIDS CHOICE AWARDS, and JOJO SIWA: MY WORLD, and a Special Events Coordinator at Jimmy Kimmel Live. She is currently Coordinator of Talent Relations and Events at Hallmark.
Together, Amanda & Amber host FANGIRL CENTRAL, a podcast centering Black/queer fandom. Last year, they wrote, directed, and co-starred in their short comedy film THE DAY I DIDN’T MEET ONE DIRECTION, which premiered at The Lyric Hyperion in Los Angeles. For more information about Fangirl Central go to fangirl-central.com! FANGIRL CENTRAL podcast was recently featured in Vulture.
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Doors at 9:30 PM, Show starts at 10 PM
Seating begins 15 minutes before showtime, there is NO LATE SEATING. Seats are assigned on a first come first served basis, from the front of the theatre to the back. If you want to sit closer, be sure to arrive earlier.
Shows start no later than 10 MINUTES after the scheduled show time.