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1992: Mistakes Were Made!
By Jason Schommer
Created by Jason Schommer
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Show Description
Hilarious true story of the class geek returning to perform at his 20th high school reunion. Bullies confronted, memories questioned, old wounds revisited. What could go wrong? Stay cool! Don't ever change!
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The creators say this show is appropriate for ages 16 and up
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Cast and Crew
Jason Schommer
Creator / PerformerJason Schommer is a standup comedian and storyteller who spent two years as the opening act for comedy legend Louie Anderson in Las Vegas and toured with Louie regularly. Comedy icon Louie Anderson said “Jason is funny, clever, smart, and on his way to the big time!”. As a stand up comic, Jason has performed all over the USA as well as Canada and for the US Military in Japan. A regular performer at The Moth, Jason has won numerous Story Slam competitions and was invited to perform at the GrandSlam at The Fitzgerald Theatre in St. Paul in 2016 and 2023, and in 2018 at The Guthrie Theater and The Pantages Theatre in 2022. He has been heard nationally with multiple appearances on The Moth Radio Hour as well as The Moth Podcast. Jason has worked in New York City for The Rosie O’Donnell Show and has worked behind the scenes in Hollywood as a stand in for Louie Anderson on the FX television series Baskets. In 2017 Jason released his first live comedy album “Confessions of a Local Celebrity”. Most recently Jason went viral on TikTok by starring in a video with Dave Ryan from KDWB and hitting over 5.3 million views.
Michelle Schwantes
DirectorMichelle works as a director, playwright, choreographer, designer, dramaturg, theatre instructor, dancer, and actor, both locally and internationally. Representative regional credits include: The Children's Theatre Company, The Walker Art Center Out There Performance Series, The Jungle Theater, Minnesota Opera, Stages Theatre, Steppingstone Theatre, Ananya Dance Theatre, Project Success, Valleyfair, St. Croix Festival Theatre (WI), The Phipps Center for the Arts (WI), Montford Park (Asheville, NC), and Center Stage Theatre (Fairhope, AL.) National/International Touring - Boston Repertory Theatre, Poetry Alive!, and CLIMB Theatre. Her international work includes directing, performances, and artistic residencies in Saudi Arabia, China, Japan, Peru, Venezuela, Ukraine, Ethiopia, Switzerland, Romania, and the Dominican Republic. Up next: The Mai for Out of the Mist Celtic Theatre Company and Arsenic and Old Lace for The Phipps Center for the Arts.
Rebecca Jo Malmstrom
Production ManagerRebecca works at the Guthrie in the props department by day, and in her basement making Duckie Uglings by night. She met Jason in 1994 (shortly after the events of this show) but sadly, long after the perm had faded. They’ve produced comedy and sketch shows, film projects (with We’ll Fix It In Post Productions) and theatrical productions ever since, and she even lets him crash at her house when his sister kicks him out of her basement.
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In this hilarious true life comedy, Jason looks back at high school and how it shapes a person (for better or worse) as they move forward in life! From the days of being an unpopular kid in school with a rather unfortunate senior class photo to graduating and working in entertainment while brushing elbows with the famous in New York City, Hollywood and Vegas to being invited to perform at the class reunion, Jason takes a no holds barred look back. When Jason returns to his hometown to perform at his 20th class reunion, things take a wildly unexpected turn and it ends up being an unforgettable night of memories questioned, class bullies confronted, friendships renewed and old wounds revisited. A light once diminished reignited. A hysterical look at who you were then versus who you are now and how high school lingers for a lifetime, whether you like it or not. A show 31 years in the making!
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