F*ck Tinder: A Love Story Oct. 11-14
Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 7pm
F*ck Tinder: A Love Story is a comedic storytelling rollercoaster from The Moth champion David Rodwin. After getting held up at gunpoint the night his girlfriend breaks up with him, David moves to San Francisco and goes on dates with 120 women in 2 years -in search of love, but finding everything else. From a first date hook up who unexpectedly brought along her infant, to being taken to a sex party by a woman who’d just told him “I love you,” David brings you on a journey you’re glad he took and you didn’t. Surprisingly, David’s crazy stories grow into a serious spiritual commentary on modern dating, even finding biblical inspiration to cut his heart openand try once more for something substantial. And that leads to a tale of love that takes a strange twist.
Click here for a video teaser: http://www.f-tinder.com/video
“Hilarious and touching” –VUE Weekly
“A master storyteller” –Theatre Eddys
“A phenomenal writer” –Stage And Cinema
“There are very few edgy storytellers with his gifts out there right now... Masters of the form like Spalding Gray and Eric Bogosian... David Rodwin does deserve to bementioned insuch company.” –Better Lemons
“F*ck Tinder is one of the best shows I’ve seen... It’s as though he has nailed himself to the post-modern sex & love cross and is suffering for our sins.”-Bill Ratner, 8-time The Moth StorySLAM winner
F*ck Tinder won the Best Solo Performance award at DC’s Capital Fringe Festival, nabbed a Best Solo Performance nomination at The Hollywood Fringe Festival,and sold out every show over a 3-month run in San Francisco.
David Rodwin(Writer/Performer) has created seven one-man shows that have played in over 30 cities in the US & Europe. He is also writer/composer of five large-scale opera/musicals developed or produced at venues from American Opera Projects and The O’Neill to The Public Theatre and Mabou Mines. He’s finishing the book of F*ck Tinder: A Love Story and the memoir Never Meet You Idols about living and working with his mentor Spalding Gray at an arts colony shortly before his suicide. David has worked in the writers’ rooms on TV shows from CBS to Disneyand is developing his last solo show Total Novice into a feature film.
