DVD

Buy the Feature Length DVD of
Alan Clements' Live Performance

• Watch preshow behind-the-scenes interview
• Watch Intro to Existential Outtakes and the Politics of War

Filmed on October 15, 2005, at the historic Lensic Theater in Santa Fe, New Mexico, the main show is approximately 90 mins. Also included are a number of special features, such as a highlight reel "Existential Outtakes and the End of War" compiled from previous shows, TV appearances by Alan, and a behind the scenes interview on the creation of the show.

TO ORDER THE DVD:

1. Cost: Anywhere in North America:
$19.95 + $4.95 handling & postage / $24.90 per DVD

2. Orders from any other area of the world, send the equivalent International US Money Order, plus $7.95 mailing and handling, or $29.90 per DVD.

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Please note:

All orders are final.
The show R-rated.
Orders filled within 48 hours of payment.

Thank you.

"How to describe Alan's shows? A tall order. Love poems/riffs/odes/chants to the goddesses of compassion, deeply inscribed with the blood of Burmese slaves, soldiers in Iraq, Palestinian children, freedom fighters anywhere.
A momentary entry into an internal tete-a-tete, ad infinitum; a glimpse at all that inner discursive dialog which marks us unequivocally as members of the human race.

Just in case we get too spiritual, let's not forget that we are required to, by nature, include everything. To paraphrase the Vietnamese monk Thich Nhat Hahn's poem, "Please Call me by my True Names," I am both the 12 year old raped girl and the pirate who raped her. It is difficult to reconcile seeming opposites, and it takes the heart of a poet. Thich Nhat Hahn is a poet; Alan is one as well."

~ Marcia Jacobs, Psychologist,
former Officer International War Crime's Tribunal