PURCHASE TICKETS The Surreal Housewives of Woodstock is a unique, poetic 15-song production that simultaneously celebrates and satirizes the legendary bohemian culture of Woodstock, New York. The performance represents a rare artistic collaboration between Shear, who composed the music, and the legendary activist and poet Ed Sanders of The Fugs, who penned the lyrics. Moving seamlessly between lighthearted, witty snapshots and portraits of deeper social commentary, the production introduces audiences to a series of catchy songs based on the town’s vibrant archetypes. Featured songs in the lineup include “Anger Management Annie,” “Too Many Causes Tara,” “Pot Farm Pam,” and the satirical centerpiece, “The Great Dust-Up at the Vegancue (The Vegan Barbecue).” Through this playful musical journey, attendees will get up close and personal with the quirky, unforgettable personalities that reside in America’s most famous arts community. Songs: Moon-Tone Moyna Too Many Causes Tara Patti Pill Head The Mothers of Moonhaw Draw Audrey Who Makes It With Her Friends’ Boyfriends Pot Farm Pam Who Has the Craziest Husband? Shy Genius Sheila Very Religious Vera Fatally Attracted Frieda Anger Management Angie Faeries on the Lawn Sex Gossip Sue Word-Salad Wendy The Great Dust-Up at the Vegancue (The Vegan Barbecue) JULES SHEAR From iconic hits such as Cyndi Lauper’s “All Through the Night,” The Bangles’ “If She Knew What She Wants,” to Jules’ own pop hit, “Steady,” Jules Shear’s songwriting has left an indelible mark on the world of music. In addition to his songwriting and performing, Jules Shear holds a special place in music history as the original host of the groundbreaking series, MTV Unplugged. For the first 13 episodes, Jules set the stage for intimate and raw performances that became a cultural phenomenon. ED SANDERS Ed Sanders is an American poet, singer, activist, and countercultural icon best known as the co-founder of the 1960s underground folk-rock band The Fugs who