Archivist's note: Dates in [brackets] are possible Friday performances of No Shame, however, we have no other information about these dates at this time, which in some cases may mean that there was not a performance. (This is especially true at the beginning and end of semesters, since the starting / ending dates of No Shame changes from year to year).
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Author(s) - Title (Performers, if known)
From Shannon McCormick's My History at No Shame:
"The next year (1992-1993), Joshua and I teamed up with John Smick and Brooks Peck. Our first piece was called "Little League Hamlet." We pretty much did a piece every week that year, and after a few weeks we started calling ourselves Nekkid Percussion. Highlights include pieces "Alive!" and "Ball." "
2) Joshua Peskay and Shannon McCormick - You and Me
5) Brooks Peck and John Smick - The Successful NoShame Sketch
From Shannon McCormick's My History at No Shame:
"In January or February, Doug Dawson resigned from his job as stage manager live on stage in a piece where he played hangman with Tasha Robinson. Tasha was trying to spell his phrase, which was "I'm sorry but I'm through." I still have the piece of paper, which I nabbed at the end of the show. The next week, Jen Shepard, who was on the board, asked a number of people to join the board (which brought membership to five, which I think it has pretty much been since then). I was asked to be treasurer, Robb Barnard joined, Tasha Robinson, and a fifth person whom I can't remember."
2) Eric Summers - Crispy Critters
10) Channing Work - Waiting
12) JC Luxton and Dan Cahoy - E. Pluribus Eunuch
13) John Schraeder - Brother John
5) Nekkid Percussion 1 ("2nd Grade Show and Tell")
7) Blue Light
9) Shannon McCormick - Lord Cornwallis
3&4) 2 Poems - If, Flowers (Jeff-I can't explain number confusion here. Probably pieces renumbered as the show was starting, or something like that.)
2) David Kerpel - Partnership for a Drug-Free America
3) Ahmad Abdel-Hameed - Tales too Weird for Consumption: Oops, I dropped my Brain!
4) Orion Meyer - Closeted Cage
5) or 1) Bill Holst and Jeff Guentent--[On the bridge that leads to itself]
6) Matt Nelson - Cooking Time
7) Channing Work - Bit Parts Anonymous
8) Roy Crisman - Archetypal First Date with Roy Crisman
9) Eric C. Johnson - The Greatest. Featuring Robb Barnard as the Devil
10) Daniel Langstraat - Bionic Arm
11) Stephanie Frey, JP Claussen, Ben Schmidt - Raunch
12) Larry Pontius, Ben Schmidt, Jerry, Eric, Stephanie Frey, JP Clausson - A Girl, a Cat, and the Secret Service
13) Campus Bible Fellowship
14) Shannon McCormick and John Smick--[Dummy reciting Shakespeare]
15) Holier Than Thou
16) Dube/Shepard - The Dube/Shepard Retrospective Piece
From Shannon McCormick's My History at No Shame:
"That summer, No Shame sponsored the Theater of Treacherous Intent, a four part serial that took place in the Unitarian Church in July. The idea was originally Jen and Margie's, but a lot of us wound up getting involved-I helped Jen and Margie administratively, as well as with the writing. Aaron Cain wrote a ton and Rebecca Gilman also wrote quite a bit. Adam Burton or Megan Gogerty might have the scripts somewhere. It might be cool to get them online one of these days as well."
