Joint Forces Journal

VOL. 23 - NO. 29
AUG 12 - 19, 2018

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TRAVEL & ENTERTAINMENT: Comedian Will Durst at His Best with “Durst Case Scenario”

Aug 04, 2017
Comedian Will Durst is widely acclaimed as one of the premier political satirists in the country. His latest on-stage presentation, “Durst Case Scenario,” currently playing at The Marsh San Francisco (1062 Valencia Street, San Francisco) each Tuesday through September 19, is a hilarious exploration of how America is changing during today’s “Time of Trump.”

Durst’s satirical humor throughout this lightning-paced 85-minute comedic tour-de-force is as politically up-to-date as a 4 a.m. Oval Office tweet. He details the anxiety that much of the public experiences, never knowing exactly what or when the president will shoot from the hip, sparking his latest fuse to Armageddon. In other words, through “Durst Case Scenario,” audiences can prepare to meet the funny side of defiance.

So audiences can then take a deep breath. Whether confused or frustrated, this show is equal parts comedy and therapy, and the intrepid “Dr. Durst” assists audiences in overcoming their PTSD: President Trump Stress Disorder. For those who might have thought that they’d never laugh again, this show is the perfect remedy.

For tickets or more information on this new solo show that specializes in political humor, please phone (415) 282-3055 or visit www.themarsh.org.


		AUGUST 18, 2018


		Marines Want Lighter Armor Plates to Help Infantry Move Faster TRAVEL & ENTERTAINMENT: Spectacular New Production of “The Phantom of the Opera” Comes to SHN Orpheum Theatre The Navy Could Send More Sailors to Alaska TRAVEL & ENTERTAINMENT: Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition “Mail Call” on Display at USS Hornet Sea, Air and Space Museum TRAVEL & ENTERTAINMENT: Feinstein’s at the Nikko Presents “Liberace & Liza Minnelli Live! A Tribute” TRAVEL & ENTERTAINMENT: The Golden Follies Is a Big Hit at Pleasanton’s Firehouse Arts Center Air Force May Go Old School With Dress Blue Uniform Update Two Marines Receive Valor Awards for Secret Gunfight Against al-Qaida Coast Guard Academy Class of 2022 Nearing the End of Swab Summer Army Cyber Command Could Get New Name to Highlight Capability Range