Tell It On Tuesday

Upcoming Shows

November 18, 2025

Hosted by Rebecca Fisher

~ Music ~

StormMiguel Florez
original folk music

StormMiguel Florez is a proud trans, disabled Xicane songwriter and filmmaker in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico. His Southwest desert roots are deep and a muse for his songs about family, death, love, and your basic scorpionic woes.

~ Stories ~

JEREMY GRECO
Rebel Without a Clue (excerpt)

Show Description: Inspired by James Dean and fueled by his grandmother Mamoo’s belief that he is Dean reborn, Jeremy’s story begins in the quirky coastal town where he forms a friendship with childhood friend Adam Scott. Together, they chase their dreams at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Pasadena, encountering the highs and lows of ambition, friendship, eccentric mentors, and Hollywood’s challenges.

Artist Biography: Jeremy Julian Greco has written the solo shows, With Held, Keeping Up With the Jorgensons, and The Big Snap, all directed by Mark Kenward. Jeremy’s solo shows have played at various venues and festivals throughout the Bay Area and the United States, Jeremy also produces the monthly solo performance salon, Sunset Solos, at Sea Level Gallery located in the Outer Sunset of San Francisco.

CLAIRE HAWKINS
The Best Years of Your Life…So Far

Show Description: A story about reckless youth. Reckless, yet naive.

Artist Biography: Claire Hawkins lives in San Francisco with too many elderly dogs. She is currently compiling a book of illustrations that depicts the uncomfortable side of the human psyche.

ROB MARKS
How to Find Your Voice

Show Description:Can wonder and horror travel together? Hook a ride on BART from Powell Street to 24th Street, from a singing class to a revelation, with stops along the way at adult assault, childhood trauma, family history, embodiment, and the wonder of survival. Warning: contains singing, dancing, tumbling, and jest.

Artist Biography: Rob Marks is a writer, who for many years wrote about HIV- and LGBTQ-related mental health, and more recently, about art, aesthetic philosophy, and culture. After a series of personal crises and revelations, his writing shifted, and he is completing a memoir/narrative adventure whose working title is Survival Skills: The Autobiography of !. He has adapted Survival Skills chapters as published essays—one of which was a finalist for the 2025 Michael Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize—and now, with How to find your voice, as a performance script.