How to Poop in an Outhouse at -72°F
An Arctic Adventure Story
written & performed by Kona Morris
directed by Padraic Lillis
Following critical acclaim at Edinburgh Fringe and New York City Fringe, winning multiple awards, including Audience Choice and Staff Choice, five-star reviews, and selling out theaters in Edinburgh, Los Angeles, and New York City, Kona Morris (The Moth, PBS’s Stories From the Stage, RISK!) tells the true story of falling in love with a member of the Gwich’in tribe of Alaska and moving to a remote village north of the Arctic Circle, where she lived off the road system without running water or electric heating.
Exhilarating, hilarious, heart-warming storytelling that will transport you to the top of the world! Grizzly bears, whirlpools, northern lights, and the transformation that happens when you take chances and embrace the unknown. And yes, you will learn all the tips needed for using an outhouse in subzero weather. You might just learn a few other things, too.
"Morris achieves levels of total immersion storytelling."
—Get Your Coats On (Edinburgh Fringe, 2026)
"Transplendent! A mesmerizing feast of adventure, community, wonder, and laughs!"
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