Category: Performer

Jennifer will be telling a story on May 30th!

LIVE LAW is coming to Seattle for our first show ever in the Emerald City! The theme of the night is promises. What is so powerful about a promise that anyone seven to 97 totally gets? What was the last promise you made that you kept…or broke?

When: 7pm, Saturday, 5/30

Where: Rendezvous Jewelbox Theater

Tickets: $12 in advance for purchase here 

($15 at the door, if seats are available)

Come and see Jennifer Jasper and a whole bunch of talented people do incredible things this weekend!

Tired of geezers always talking about how great things used to be and how easy you kids have it today? Or are you losing patience with wet-behind-the-ears whippersnappers with more hubris than experience trying to tell you what’s what? No matter on which side of the generational divide you fall, have we got some 14/48 for you.

14/48: The World’s Quickest Theatre Festival
Young Guns vs Old School
Cornish Playhouse • 201 Mercer St.
8pm and 10:30pm shows both nights

Get Your Tickets Here!

February 20 & 21 – all artists 35 or younger
February 27 & 28 – all artists older than 35

The challenge of the festival is the same. 14 plays written, cast, directed, rehearsed, scored, designed, and premiered in 48 hours by Seattle’s most daring theatre artists. But who will truly shine? Will it be the energy and exuberance of the Young Guns? Or the guile and wisdom of the Old School? You’ll have to watch both weekends and decide for yourself.

The 14/48 Projects produces all iterations of The World’s Quickest Theater Festival, Theater Anonymous, and many more social theatrical events in Seattle, and is developing an international network of 14/48 Festivals, with recent festivals in Leicester, England and Austin, TX. The 14/48 Projects Partner Program offers producing support to independent artists, recently helping send Jennifer Jasper’s Etymology to compete in the finals of (and win!) The Samuel French Off Off Broadway Short Play Festival and launching Rachel Atkins Voyage for Madmen.

Jennifer Jasper brings her one-woman show “I Can Hear You…But I’m Not Listening” to the Hollywood Fringe Festival for its Los Angeles premiere, after runs in Seattle, WA, including SPF7, and runs in Santa Fe, NM and Albuquerque, NM.

Jennifer Jasper presents a night of twisted and hilarious personal storytelling  I Can Hear You … But I’m Not Listening. Unscripted and improvised, Jasper explores her experiences as the middle daughter in a family of five girls with colorful (and off-color) stories.  From her early efforts at speech therapy to her Laura Ingalls Wilder obsession to her discovery of her grandfather’s “interesting” hobby, Jasper’s expert comic skills and her gift for wringing laughs from the dark and uncomfortable moments of growing up make each performance unique and revealing.

I CAN HEAR YOU…BUT I’M NOT LISTENING
Conceived and performed by Jennifer Jasper

June 12-16 at Theatre of NOTE
1517 N Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90028 (323) 856-8611

Tickets are available at the Hollywood Fringe Festival Tell-A-Thon 
Website: w and click on the ticket tab, 
or by phone at the FRINGE box office: 323-455-4585.
All tickets are $15. Pay What You Can on Thursday night, June 12 at 7:00 pm.

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June 12, 2014, 7 pm
• June 13, 2014, 8:30 pm
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June 14, 2014, 5:30 pm
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June 15, 2014, 2 pm
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June 16, 2014, 8pm

Run time: 65 minutes

What audience members are saying:

“What a sparkling gem of an evening!  What strikes me is the honesty, 
the movement, the transition-on-a-dime.”

I laughed so hard at one point I almost wet myself … hilarious, authentic and poignant.

What the press is saying:

David Schmader, The Stranger, says “In an age of boundary-pushing shock comedy, [Jennifer] Jasper traffics in old-school humanistic comedy, and watching the show, I kept thinking of the classic comedy of Carol Burnett, given a 21st-century lesbian twist.”

PRESS CONTACT: Kathie Whitehall, whitehalldesign at comcast.net (for media only. Press comps available.)