Friday, October 30th, 2020 @ 8pm

Our September Late Night with Scoundrels is sponsored by an anonymous donor and the generous contributions of our Scoundrel Society Members.

A Late Night cabaret experience - sixty minutes of the best variety that Tucson has to offer - talent that cannot be stopped by a pandemic! Late Night with Scoundrels shares the many skills and talents the artists our community possess in this unique experience with the Tucson Community and beyond.

Acting! Song! Dance! Standup!
The Physical. The Metaphysical!

Now something completely different for your Friday night.

Late Night With Scoundrels will be a casual event, STREAMED LIVE VIA YouTube.

Tickets are $5,
Food and drink will be BYOB.

Scoundrel Society Members are free!

Larry Gatti

Larry Gatti is originally from New York and was fortunate to star in Scoundrel and Scamps first production, The Love Talker. Presently, Larry is working on setting ecstatic verse to original music and hopes to have a full length recording done by years end. He has been working as an acupuncture practitioner in a community health setting in Tucson since 2008.

Mara Capati

Mara is a local performer at various theatres in Tucson. She’s an instructor at CYT Tucson and recently played Johanna in Arts Express' production of Sweeney Todd. Last season, Mara was featured in SAPAC’s production of “Title of Show” as Heidi. This fall, she will be in “Smart People” at the Scoundrel and Scamp Theatre. Mara's favorite credits include Dolly in Hello, Dolly!, Aouda in Around the World in 80 Days, and Mina in Bram Stoker’s Dracula. At the Actor’s Guild of Parkersburg, she was the assistant director of “To Kill a Mockingbird.”

Tristan Acevedo

Tristan has been performing shows for the past 11 years. Through his years of performing, he’s played such roles as Lumiere and Lefou in Beauty and the Beast, as well as Conrad Birdie in Bye Bye Birdie and most recently Don Lockwood in Singin’ in the Rain.

Marquez Johnson

Marquez Johnson holds a Master of Fine Arts in Dance degree from the University of Arizona as well as a bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance and Communication. Marquez is currently on faculty at the University of Arizona’s School of Dance as an Instructor of Dance choreographing for various local events, participating in their outreach program, and teaching Jazz and Hip-Hop to major and non-major students. Marquez has been a member of local contemporary dance company Artifact Dance Project for ten seasons and continues to teach locally in styles ranging from ballet to hip-hop.