burlesque

Come to UN-Vaudeville; 3/30 at Johnny D's

andtruth — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 22:23:28 +0000

Unreliable Narrator Theater Group announces UN-Vaudeville, a showcase of independent artists from the comedy, music, theater, and burlesque scenes of the Greater Boston area. It's happening Tuesday, March 30 at 8 PM at Johnny D's in Davis Square for a $10 cover.

This spectacular evening will be hosted by K’Tharr, an interstellar warrior-bunny last seen in 2009’s production of "Paranormal." It is a fundraiser for the next Unreliable Narrator production, a sci-fi musical comedy in August. In addition to scenes from the August show, "UN-Vaudeville" will include:

Total COMEDY:

--Frank Cyrano of the Byfar Hour
--Honey Suckle Duvet
--The Artist Known as Cher
--The Unreliable Narrator Podcast Group

Absolute MUSIC:

--Audrey Ryan
--Andy Hicks' the Pluto Tapes
--Uncle Shoe and the Psynging Psychologist
--Horatia and Her Hornblower

Full-blown THEATER:

--Happy Medium Theater Group
--Mill 6 Collaborative

Unmitigated BURLESQUE:

--Penny Candy
--Bitches of Destiny

...and so much more. Check it totally out;

More event info can be found at http://www.unreliable-narrator.com
Venue directions and parking info at http://www.johnnyds.com

The Femme Show's Second Annual Boston-Area Appearance

MelLarsen — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 19:01:47 +0000

October 10 and 11, 8:00 PM

Cambridge Family YMCA Theatre, 820 Mass Ave in Central Square
Tickets: $11 in advance, $12 at the door

Boston Baby Dolls

fibrowitch — Sun, 02 Jul 2006 00:08:24 +0000

Boston baby dolls

Iâ€™m trying to decide if this is feminism in action, or young woman looking for attention. Looking to punish, or annoy the parents, who must have forced twelve years of tap and ballet on their daughters, then business management in college. While I am pleased to see woman be proud of their less than Hollywood perfect bodies, I was not as comfortable with the obligatory walk through the crowd â€˜passing the hatâ€™ for tips. Or the behavior of some members of the audience, and I do not mean the birthday boys in the corner, or the bachelor party at the bar.

Perhaps it was the patron next to me who really caused me to freak due to his behavior. Really, Mr. State Rep, I was glad to see you patronizing a business in your district, but did you really have to toss that much money in the hat. Or request personal attention from the dancers. And as politician you canâ€™t be a very good reader of body language, as you made the ladies, who agreed to pose a little uncomfortable. Not to mention the lady with the pen and paper sitting next to you, writing all this down. You had to notice me, the B cup in the red shirt, who was so unsure it was my own elected representative I had to stop you and introduce myself. I almost could not stay for the show, and I was glad to have been carrying a shawl to cover my bare shoulders with. You will not be getting my vote next time, not after this.