Intergalactic Nemesis: Book 1 Target Earth at DeBartolo Performing Arts Center, University of Notre Dame

A sci-fi comic book comes to life as a vintage radio play the Austinist describes as "totally nuts and a ton of fun!" Three actors, retro Foley sound effects and a live keyboard score send you careening through an otherworldly adventure. With projected comics soaring above the stage, a full day of Nemesis satisfies in two giddy parts.

Sat, Feb 1 at 2 p.m. ASL interpreted

"Book 1: Target Earth"
Family Performance
It's 1933, and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Molly Sloan and sidekick Timmy Mendez stumble into a plot by sinister sludge monsters from the Planet Zygon to take over Earth. To stop it, a ragtag group of heroes take the fight all the way to Planet Zygon. If you missed our March 2010 show (or just want a do over), this is the perfect chance to catch up.
Family pricing. Only $10. Best for ages 8+


Sat, Feb 1 at 7:30 p.m. ASL interpreted

"Book 2: Robot Rising"
The battle is rejoined. Now, Molly Sloan must try to rescue a robot emissary, Timmy grapples with his newfound powers and a Soviet spy hunts the good Dr. Webster. It's what you would expect from a sequel—bigger, a more complex story and new, darker characters.