Directed by Jill Pangallo
Featuring Marisela Grajeda Gonzalez
Artistic Consultant: William Burke

Looming Dogs is a comedic solo piece that ponders the slippery nature of grief.

Poster design by Sarah McKinney

Follow them: @Perezident  davidperezcomedy.com

David Perez is a New York based writer, performer and comedian. David began his career in the theater as a director and playwright. He was the founding artistic director of  Pavement Group, a Chicago based new plays theater. His work has been seen at Steppenwolf Theater Company, About Face Theater, Teatro Vista, The Empty Space Theater and American Theater Company. After transitioning into the writing and comedy worlds, David’s work has been seen at The New York Comedy Festival, UCB, Dixon Place, Joe’s Pub, and the Exponential Festival. His writing has appeared in The Rumpus, The Racket and the Kweendom anthology. He is a proud graduate of Cornish College of the Arts.

Marisela Grajeda Gonzalez (Sonia) Marisela is an actor and comedian. Some theater credits include: Variations on the Main at Jack, The Drinking Bird at New Ohio Theatre, Astronauts Wanted at Dixon Place, Bathsheba’s Psalms or…at TheTank. Marisela hosts two monthly stand-up shows in Brooklyn. For more about Marisela please visit her website: mariselagg.com.

Jill Pangallo is a performance-leaning hyphenate who’s spent the last quarter century making people laugh (and think!) on a diverse range of stages and screens including: JOE’S PUB, GOTHAM COMEDY CLUB, MTV, PBS, and PIONEER WORKS. She has self-produced seven, full-length solo theatrical performances that have been featured in numerous festivals and venues including, WILD PROJECT, DIXON PLACE, THE CITY OF AUSTIN, DIVERSEWORKS (Houston), SFX FESTIVAL, and AFTERGLOW (Provincetown). She currently plays Joyce Nawman for the London-based fashion house JW ANDERSON. She lives and works in New York City. @pingpongballo

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