Tim Mooney: “Man Cave: A One-Man Sci-Fi Climate Change Tragicomedy, Volumes One and Two”

Tim Mooney will perform “Man Cave: A One-Man Sci-Fi Climate Change Tragicomedy, Volumes One and Two” in the Black Box Theatre at the Ron Houston Center for the Performing Arts.

Admission is free and open to the public. Seating is general admission and limited.

Mooney created “Man Cave” six years ago. The sci-fi tragicomedy centers around Tim, burrowed somewhere in Canada, broadcasting into a microphone for anyone who might be listening. When he realizes there may not be anybody out there, he faces the inability to have any impact on humanity itself. Mooney has since expanded “Man Cave” with a second volume that uses similar themes, costumes and ideas.

Mooney, of the Timothy Mooney Repertory Theatre, tours the country with nine different one-man shows. His Shakespeare work made him the recent recipient of a DeHaan Legacy Grant. He is the author of 17 popular new adaptations of the plays of Moliere, including one produced by Northwest, as well as the acting textbook, “Acting at the Speed of Life: Conquering Theatrical Style.”

For more information about Mooney and his work, visit timmooneyrep.com/.

Funding support for the performance is provided by the Missouri Arts Council and the College of Arts, Communication and Social Sciences.