Pony Cam Collective

Five performers take the stage, four of them running on treadmills for the duration, driven by one relentless countdown. What begins as a simple wager between performer and audience spirals into a breathless battle against exhaustion, expectation and time itself. Part comedy, part endurance feat and part performance art, Burnout Paradise skewers the absurd pace of contemporary life with razor sharp wit and physical daring. The result is euphoric mayhem: a visceral, joyful celebration of our collective urge to keep going, no matter the cost.

No cameras, audio or video devices allowed. Unless otherwise noted, each person must have a ticket regardless of age.There is no elevator. Stairs only to the Mezzanine level. Accessible, hearing and sight impaired seating is available in the Orchestra section through Ticketmaster and the venue Box Office. Assistive listening devices are available on a first come first served basis in the lobby of theater. Hearing impaired and sight impaired patrons who need captioning or interpreter services are asked to contact the Box Office no later than 2 weeks before event. Service animals must be tethered at all times, and must rest in the seating area with handler that is appropriate for animals size, not in the aisles. Because our seating area has narrow rows, we ask that patrons inform us prior to bringing a service animal to Centennial Hall, so that we may reserve the best area for both patron and animal. Please contact the Box Office by calling 520-621-3341 for event-specific policies