I went to a press preview in Seattle Monday night for "The Food Folly Follies" starring nutritionist/performer Abil Bradshaw. That's her below, playing one of the many characters in her show: a hunting and gathering cave woman.

If nutrition themed drama sounds like a good mash-up you'll love this show. Bradshaw plays several other characters (a rural Texas native, a Nurses Aid, a snake oil salesman) all revolving around food and nutrition.

One great feature of this show is that after the performance Bradshaw, a Bastyr University Masters graduate (Science, Nutrition), answers questions about nutrition. Naturally, I asked her what she had growing in her garden. She said her winter greens garden is in full swing: collard and mustard greens, radishes, arugula and something she called "corn salad" - I'll have to look into that one.

Another audience member asked her about foraging - does she actually do it like her cave woman does? Yes, she does. Rule #1: Don't pick anything you don't know. "Plants can kill you," she told us. Rule #2: Get away from roads where car exhaust will pollute the food. She says she can find all sorts of great wild greens for salads.

The one night only show is at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, April 17 at The Museum of History and Industry. Go here for more information and/or tickets: http://www.abilnutritionist.com/