New York Magazine had a little blurb about the Fringe Festival opening this week, including a little breakdown of shows about gay marriage, mentioning both Fleet Week and my own little musical.
Also, HX Magazine this week, of course, mentions all the gay musicals but our promo photo is the big one at the start of the article. Woo woo!
hehe. I can pick one up for you if you want. I know how you hate the homos. I mean, we all hate them, really, and that's what's magical about this musical. It's totally anti-gay!
Attend the tale of Bovine Boy
His party threads we all enjoy
But does he have Mad Cow Disease?
He doesn't eat beef - but cows skating? - oh please!!!
With cocoa!?!
And lemonade!?!
The heifer-mad poster of Broadway
(World)
Unfortunately, the pooch won't be accompanying me to performances as he might be distracting...and, as this is my show, I will not be upstaged by more people asking for his autograph.
Exactly. It's bad enough that Robbiej's going to be at all of our performers razzing me from the audience and promoting his own show, but I can't deal with the E-pug showing me up, too.
Just found out that, while we're not selling out, the little HX write-up apparently gave us a teensy boost. So that's good. Perhaps the walk-in clientele will fill the rest of the seats!
Lovingly done for me by someone else, I now paste it here:
A Bluffer's Guide to the Fringe Your cheat sheet to the hottest genres at this year’s festival, August 12–28.
By Boris Kachka The Gay-Marriage Spectacular Why it's Hot Topical agitprop is a Fringe Fest mainstay. But a few productions this year turn same-sex nuptials into a plot twist that might make Jerry Bruckheimer proud.
Typical Example Fleet Week: The Musical, in which a quickie gay marriage somehow saves New York from a terror plot hatched out of Martinique. That’s right, Martinique.
You Know You’re Watching One When . . . The play involves jaunty gay slang, a titular exclamation point, or, ideally, both (The Day the World Went QUEER!).
it can be scarey but good, when i did evita when i was 17 i thought the show was in major touble , we ran the whole show a week before opening night for the 1st time , and wow we were in much better shape then i thought in fact we were more then ready. so sometimes a scarey run though can be good
Attend the tale of Bovine Boy
His party threads we all enjoy
But does he have Mad Cow Disease?
He doesn't eat beef - but cows skating? - oh please!!!
With cocoa!?!
And lemonade!?!
The heifer-mad poster of Broadway
(World)
oh, given how this show has to just sort of go up in a theatre you never get to work in (And, consequently, turned out to be shaped rather differently than we first thought), it's going extremely well!