Arielle Isaac Norman travels through Austin in this one-of-a-kind special, filmed at The Creek and The Cave, South Austin Comedy Club and The Fallout Theatre.
This half hour comedy special candidly explores all the hot button gender issues (pronouns, restrooms, sports, transition treatments, and detransition) as well as the cancellation of words.
A native Texan and a gay, genderfluid Mormon, Arielle doesn’t fit in a box and doesn’t think most people do. Politically non-binary and fluid, Norman thinks anyone picking a team is wrong. Slandered as a they/them vegan by some, “kicked out of the queer community” by others, Arielle’s used to challenging both sides.
Playing with the most divisive topics, Arielle makes space for free-thinking and mirth. For those who love nuance but want it to be risky and hilarious, don’t miss Ellen DeGenderless.
Arielle is a nationally touring comedian based in Austin and has opened for Louis C.K., Maria Bamford, Tim Dillon, Bobcat Goldthwait, Joe DeRosa, Eddie Pepitone and other greats. Her quick wit, dark humor, and satire cut right through the bullsh*t and get to the core of social, political, and gender issues. She is a regular at Moontower, Skankfest and SXSW and has performed at numerous other comedy festivals, including Limestone and Laughing Skull.
Four by Three Productions: Four by Three Productions is an indie film production + distribution company based in Cincinnati, OH. A self-described businessman with an artist’s heart, Chase Crawford began the company at age 20, shortly after losing his job at a sports media company in Chicago. Four by Three has produced award-winning, cinema-quality commercials, music videos and films since 2017; generating millions of views for the clients, artists and filmmakers we’ve partnered with. While the pandemic interrupted many of the Moondance premieres, Crawford said momentum was on his side and Four by Three had a steady slate of projects under production or getting ready for distribution.
Over the past 4 years they have produced over a dozen feature films, a streaming series and several commercials and music videos. They have worked with everyone from nurses and truck drivers, to familiar faces like Adam Conover, Sinbad and SAG Award winner Joe Chrest (Stranger Things). The company makes everything from commercial ad-spots to music videos to documentaries to comedy special. Producing ventures in various cities including San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Oakland, Cincinnati, and Scranton; Four by Three projects are streamed by more than 2 million people annually, statistics that earned the company and Crawford a spot on Forbes Next 1000 list.
