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Abstract: "Love & Taxes" is a comic monologue about one man's belated struggles to become a provider. After years of not filing his tax returns, Josh falls in love with a beautiful woman -- a public schoolteacher -- who, upon getting pregnant, insists that Josh solve his tax problems before their baby is born. As he scrambles to comply, Josh finds his tax hole just getting deeper and deeper -- until, desperate to enter "the System," he finally resorts to extreme measures, such as pleading his case directly to the former commissioner of the I.R.S. Ultimately, and unexpectedly, "Love & Taxes" becomes a story of a lifelong outsider beginning to understand the requirements and rewards of citizenship.
Josh Kornbluth is a comic monologuist based in the San Francisco Bay Area who has toured internationally. He has written and starred in several monologues and feature films, including Haiku Tunnel, Love & Taxes, and Red Diaper Baby, and The Mathematics of Change.
Faculty talk back after the performance with Joe Bankman (Stanford Law) and Barbara Fried (Stanford Law).
Limited seats are still available for Love & Taxes. However, in the event of selling out, we anticipate many unclaimed seats the night of the event. All unclaimed seats will be released at 6:50pm.
Doors open at 6:15pm.
Tickets are free but you must reserve a seat via the Stanford Ticket Office..