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Randy Rutherford's "This May Feel a Little Funny"

The Marsh presents Randy Rutherford In his new autobiographical play, in which Randy encounters the Hummingbird woman. She is sexually wild, never aging, a sparkling bit of light: first here, now there. In pursuit of her, Rutherford experiences the strange ways of California's alternative life styles. Displaying his trademark mix of music and life, Rutherford creates a compelling picture and a memorable cast of characters.

Sixteen times "BEST OF FRINGE" winner and recipient of the London Brickenden Award, Randy Rutherford is a writer, humorist and solo performer who makes his home in the San Francisco Bay Area. He was a folksinger in Alaska during the 70s. After giving up music and performing because of a progressive hearing loss, he earned an MFA in Painting from California College of Arts and Crafts. However, he began to miss performing and returned to the stage in the early 90s. Since then, he has created critically acclaimed autobiographical plays including "WEAVERVILLE WALTZ" and "MY BROTHER SANG LIKE ROY ORBISON."