In Front of Your Eyes 2026
A Festival of New Performance Presents
Elizabeth Du Val’s
For When Things Fall Apart
The Marsh San Francisco Theater Mainstage
August 15 at 4:00 pm & August 16 at 5:30 pm
Written & Performed by Elizabeth Du Val
Developed with: David Ford
Additional Support: Molly Rose-Williams
Opener: Molly Rose-Williams
Ticket Information
Tickets: $15 – $35 General Seating | $50 & $100 Reserved Seating
60 minutes | No Intermission
(Please do not bring infants to the show)
Livestream on 8/15 @4pm
Online ticket sales close 2 hours before each performance.
Additional tickets may be available for purchase at the door.
Show Description
Once, there was a dancer who had to quit. She put all of her eggs in one new basket in a new city across the country- and the eggs broke all at once, leaving her jobless, friendless, and homeless. Now what? A search for identity, home and connection.
Artist Biography
Elizabeth Du Val, Writer and Performer
Elizabeth Du Val is a retired ballet dancer who was lucky enough to dance with a variety of companies such as Tulsa Ballet Theatre, Connecticut Ballet and American Festival Ballet among others for over 15 years. She also toured with Phantom of the Opera (the play), performed in Le Cirque, danced with NY Baroque Dance Co, and toured the world dancing on a cruise ship. She has been performing her first full length solo theatre show Benjamin’s Passion around the country and Canada since 2023 in Fringe festivals and it was produced by The Marsh in the IFOYE festival in 2024, as well as in Richmond, VA at the Firehouse Theatre in 2025.
Opener
Molly Rose-Williams
Molly Rose-Williams (she/they) is a performance artist, audio producer, and educator. Her work lives at the intersection of dance, physical theater, and circus, and draws on a childhood of sports, acrobatics and lifelong fascination with stories. She has shared her performances and teaching throughout the US, UK, Mexico, Canada, and Belgium. In addition to creating for the stage, she works as Head of Story Development with national healthcare storytelling organization, The Nocturnists, where she supports healthcare workers to tell their stories on stage and lead produces their award-winning podcast. See more at www.mollyrosewilliams.com
Molly holds a BA summa cum laude in Geography and Environmental Studies from Middlebury College.
Piece Description – Professional Dancer
The Funeral is an absurdist dance comedy about the end of hope.
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