KH & Psychopomp Productions Presents - Sunday Service
KENYON HALL & PSYCHOPOMP PRODUCTIONS PRESENT
Sunday Service at the Chapel of Immaculate Bombast
Sunday, August 23 2026
Doors: 6:30pm
Show: 7pm
Seated
General Admission: $20
Sliding Scale Ticket Options
Led by the Good Rev. N.M. Langston, this make-believe church revival is sheer, joyful jubilance. While not actually religious in any way, this loving send-up of a church service combines exquisite art, music, film, and poetry. Dubious claims that "The Chapel of Immaculate Bombast" was founded in 1981 have gone unconfirmed. But while the church may have been invented from thin air, the community, the gratitude, the singing of “hymns,” the togetherness, and the soulful feels are very much real.
Profits from this revival will be donated to the West Seattle Food Bank. Buying a ticket at a higher price will help us raise funds for kids’ weekend meal kits for hard-up families in our neighborhood.
FEATURING…
Fox and Bones
https://youtu.be/Iynt27q9UdA?si=5S4dXjCs9_gXRmaF
Fox and Bones is an internationally acclaimed folk-pop duo based in Portland, Oregon, formed in 2016 by singer-songwriters Sarah Vitort and Scott Gilmore. Known for their retro-tinged, modern vintage Americana anthems, they have toured extensively and their hardworking approach has earned them significant industry recogbnition, including an award for the Best Folk/Americana Album of 2024 at the PNW Music Awards for their album Long Time Honey.
Nick Jaina
https://youtu.be/M47iv0sg-6k?si=BYovL8S97JRNrYBy
Nick Jaina is a musician and author and was an Oregon Book Award finalist in 2015 for his memoir Get It While You Can, which is now in its third printing. His writing has appeared in Atlantic Monthly, McSweeney's Quarterly and his bibliography includes the autofiction book Spektrum (2022), the novel Hitomi, and the new poetic photo essay Abrazo. He has released many beloved albums under his own name, including 2025’s The Monster Mash. He co-founded and was music director for a ballet company in New York City called Satellite that involved dancers from Juilliard and the New York City Ballet and performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, garnering praise from The New York Times.
Quenton Baker
https://youtu.be/x6siI7YJGJM?si=DerjIJjufDusSi1l
Quenton Baker is a poet, educator, and Cave Canem fellow. Their current focus is black interiority and the afterlife of slavery. Their work has appeared in The Offing, Jubilat, Prairie Schooner, The Rumpus and elsewhere. They were a Robert Rauschenberg Artist in Residence and a 2021 National Endowment for the Arts Literature Fellow. They are the author of ballast (Haymarket Books, 2023) and the beast comes to you as smoke (forthcoming in 2027, Haymarket Books).
Kaylee Cole
https://youtu.be/_yQP3kwYa8s?si=ZJPnQ5yrjk29h5nY
Kaylee Cole is a musician, holistic film and event producer, and music supervisor based in Seattle, Washington. She has shared the stage with The Lumineers, The Head and the Heart, and Damien Jurado and has collaborated on projects with TV On The Radio, Hey Marseilles, Pickwick, Widower and many more.
Blessings and encouragement to all, The Good Rev. N.M. Langston
