Petty Crimes Comedy Show

Have you witnessed an act of pettiness that deserves its day in court? Petty Crimes is “a true crime comedy podcast that exclusively investigates non-crimes.” The low-stakes interpersonal offenses, questionable choices, and petty grievances that make everyday life a little more ridiculous. 

During this special live event, Griff Stark-Ennis invites members of the SLU community to submit their own anonymized stories of pettiness. Selected cases will be brought before the audience, examined, and ultimately adjudicated live on stage. 

Join us for a hilarious evening of drama in the Winston Room. Griff will share anonymous cases of pettiness and rule on who is guilty of a petty crime. Additionally, he will determine if everyday behaviors are criminal or minimal. Think: Is it criminal or minimal to wear socks with sandals? 

Have a petty tale to tell? Want to know if your actions are criminal or minimal? Share your stories here, and you just might get a ruling in the Petty Crimes Court!

This event is free and open to the North Country community. 

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Co-hosted with: Student Activities, Academic Affairs, University Theatre