Dingleberries
by Ian Allen, Billy Bermingham, Paul Donnelly, T.M. Doyle, Michael Glenn, Jeff Goode, Erica Hoffmann, Paul Menard, Nobi Nakanishi, Mark Osele, Teddy Ostrow, David Stein, Justin Tanner, and Melanie Tatum

directed by Brian Smith

      A lot can happen in a bathroom. And Cherry Red is just the theatre company to prove it. ("At times, things are so doody-pants infantile you begin to worry that [Cherry Red] will give bad taste a bad name!"-Wash. Post.) Don't miss out on the scum as we present 14 brand-new, teenie-weenie plays set in the john, the head, the can, the pot, the pisser, the shitter, the holiest of holies, the euphemism, or, whatever you want to call it: the bathroom.
      Commissioned by Cherry Red, Dingleberries corrals the talent of a slew of local playwrights, as well as the rawest-of-the-raw punk writers from New York, L.A., and Chicago. Included are stinkin'-fresh atrocities from favorite writers of Cherry Red past: Billy Bermingham (Cannibal Cheerleaders on Crack, Shannen Doherty Shoots a Porno), Justin Tanner (Zombie Attack!), and Jeff Goode (Poona the Fuckdog and Other Plays for Children).
      Brian Smith, who last toiled with tidbits on Day-Old Plays and Seven Deadly Dwarves, will direct this cluster of little treasures addressing such timely topics as: evangelical Christians, menstruation, talking toilets, Edgar Allan Poo, the Loch Ness Toilet Monster, and shit-eating conventioneers.