No Shame raises $570 for the Red Cross Hurricane Relief!

Nathan Cotter sings some favorites

Everyone's favorite artist in anguish, Bucky
Jason Burnett manages to disturb an entire theater of people
Gemma Smith shows off her hard work from the summer

Andrew Bentley is the next Shel Silverstein

Aaron Page gets a helping hand from Kate Brown in their act

Altered Xpressionz finishes out the night with a battle of epic proportions
Wondering about No Shame Theater? This is a chance for you to perform anything you want. We're all about personal expression at No Shame and not hindering anyone's creativity, but for the sake of sanity, however, we've instituted 3 small rules:
1. Keep it original. Stealing other people's work is not what No Shame is about - but escaping from a straight jacket on stage...well...we might be about that.
2. Keep it short. We all understand you're a creative being, but the fact is you're not the only one. 5 minutes max or you get the lights turned out on you.
3. Keep it safe. Don't break any laws, the theater, or the audience.
That's all there is to performing at No Shame. Arrive a half hour early to sign up. We allow 15 acts a night. If you aren't too keen on sharing your creativity with a theater full of people, we'll let you in on a little secret...it's just as fun to watch as it is to perform.
No Shame Theater: Where anything can happen. (And usually does.)
1. Keep it original. Stealing other people's work is not what No Shame is about - but escaping from a straight jacket on stage...well...we might be about that.
2. Keep it short. We all understand you're a creative being, but the fact is you're not the only one. 5 minutes max or you get the lights turned out on you.
3. Keep it safe. Don't break any laws, the theater, or the audience.
That's all there is to performing at No Shame. Arrive a half hour early to sign up. We allow 15 acts a night. If you aren't too keen on sharing your creativity with a theater full of people, we'll let you in on a little secret...it's just as fun to watch as it is to perform.
No Shame Theater: Where anything can happen. (And usually does.)

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