[NoHo Arts District, CA] – The world premiere of Dan Waldkirch’s side-splitting comedy ROD HINCKLEY BREAKS THE GUINNESS WORLD RECORD FOR LONGEST USABLE GOLF CLUB directed by Denise Devin heads to Zombie Joe’s Underground Theatre March 21-April 5.
About ROD HINCKLEY BREAKS THE GUINNESS WORLD RECORD FOR LONGEST USABLE GOLF CLUB
Rod Hinckley wants to have a big, important, life-changing adventure! So he builds the world’s longest usable golf club, breaking the Guiness World Record! And his adventure begins – one that will take him from the murky recesses of the Columbus Ohio Sewer, to being hunted by secret “G” men to being hurtled into the Cosmos, all with his golf club tagging along!
Join Zombie Joe’s Underground Theatre for ROD HINCKLEY BREAKS THE GUINNESS WORLD RECORD FOR LONGEST USABLE GOLF CLUB – a wildly hilarious comedy that is all about big swings, bad ideas, and the meaning of life!
The Team
Written by Dan Waldkirch, directed by Denise Devin and produced by Zombie Joe.
Dan Waldkirch is a playwright and musician from Wauwatosa, WI. His musical The Unsackable Man – a retelling of Moby Dick on an NFL football field – lit up ZJU audiences in 2022; Denise Devin has been Lead Director at ZJU for over 20 years, directing, writing and creating many firsts for the theater including ten children’s plays, editing and directing a dozen Shakespeare plays, working with many new plays from other playwrights, and now stepping into a directorial role with the signature ZJU Urban Death Halloween Haunt. This is Ms. Devin’s second collaboration with Dan Waldkirch, and she looks forward to many more.
The Cast
Featuring the World’s Most Rib-Tickling Cast: Jonica Patella, Ian Heath, Tosca Minotto, Nick Salas, and Elif Savas AND the World’s Most Pluckiest Band Duo: Dan Waldkirch and Andrew Miller.
For Ages 15+. (Contains some strong adult language) Wheelchair Accessible. This is a sit back, be-amazed and laugh-loudly show!
Duration: One hour, with no intermission. Wheelchair accessible.
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