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If you pay attention to local events, you know that producer B. Frayn Masters knows how to put on a show: She runs the wildly popular storytelling series Back Fence PDX, as well as the spinoff storytelling series Russian Roulette and variety show Entertainment for People.

Tonight marks the debut of a new show from Masters’ entertainment empire: The New Shit Show promises brand-new work from an ensemble that includes Arthur Bradford, Andrew Dickson, Laura Gibson, and others, plus special guests. Basically, it’s entertainers and artists working in a variety of disciplines—music, comedy, storytelling, theater—debuting brand-new work for the first time. The show’s first installment is tonight at Disjecta, and will run every second Monday for forever, or until it stops.

Tickets are $8 advance, $10 at the door, and I know you’re afraid of driving but the MAX runs straight to Disjecta—and yes, the show is still on. Details here.

Alison Hallett served nobly as the Mercury's arts editor from 2008-2014. Her proud legacy lives on.