Dearest Poopers, I hope you have been feeling balanced and regular as we transition into this autumn season.  It’s been over a month since we returned from the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival with the premiere of Eat $h*t: How Our Waste Can Save the World. We couldn’t have asked for a better reception. We spread

Dearest Poopers, There’s so much going on, I barely know where to begin! So let’s go in reverse order, from future to past, shall we? 5. Eat $h*t opens at the Edinburgh Fringe on Thursday! 4. Golden Poo Award deadline approaches 3. Pootopia at Kendall Calling 2. Eat $h*t previewed at 59E59 1. The Puru

Dearest Poopers, Thank you so much for your support during our Indiegogo campaign to send Eat $h*t! How Our Waste Can Save the World, our new show, to the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival. (If you didn’t get the chance to donate during the campaign, it’s not too late! You can still make an online donation

Tonight is the last night to help Edinburgh Eat $h*t! This August, the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival will get a taste of The POOP Project’s newest show, Eat $h*t, How Our Waste Can Save the World. Our fundraising campaign ends at midnight, but you can still reserve a spot at the table. Visit www.indiegogo.com/thePOOPproject and drop

Dearest Poopers, Our fundraising campaign is in full swing to bring Eat $h*t! How Our Waste Can Save the World to the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival. If you haven’t yet, take a moment to check it out and help us reach an international audience with this critical message. In other exciting news, we have been

Dearest Poopers, The POOP Project has been making a stink for two whole years now. We continue to believe that this is a message with global potential: confronting our “waste” can help us create a world that is more hospitable to our bodies, in harmony with our planet and with everyone else sharing it. The

Dearest Poopers, There’s much big news! The POOP Project is excited to be participating in the NY Green Festival this April 21 and 22 at the Javits Center. It’s going to be HUGE, packed to the gills with green goodies.  And tickets are cheapish! What’s more (What is, Puru? What is more?), we’ve been officially