DON'T QUIT YOUR NIGHT JOB - THIS THURS!!

The Critically Acclaimed Comedy Variety Show
Where Broadway and Improv Meet… and Make Out

Featuring Co-Creators
STEVE ROSEN (The Farnsworth Invention)
DAVID ROSSMER (Fiddler on the Roof)
SARAH SALTZBERG (The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee)
and DAN LIPTON (The Coast of Utopia)

Thursday, March 27th at 11:30 PM
The Zipper Factory (336 W 37th St/9th Ave)
Tickets: $20.00

With Special Guests
RANDY AARON (Dame Edna)
DERRICK BASKIN (The Little Mermaid)
Tony winner NORBERT LEO BUTZ (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Is He Dead?)
Tony winner SUTTON FOSTER (Young Frankenstein, The Drowsy Chaperone)
JORDAN GELBER (Two Thousand Years, Avenue Q)
ALEXANDER GEMIGNANI (Les Misérables, Sunday in the Park with George)
ASMERET GHEBREMICHAEL (Legally Blonde)
RICK HOLMES (Monty Python’s Spamalot)
Tony and Emmy winner ANDREA MARTIN (Young Frankenstein, SCTV)
CHARLIE POLLOCK (Urinetown)
SANDY RUSTIN (I See London, I See France)
Tony nominee CHRISTOPHER SIEBER (Monty Python’s Spamalot, Shrek)
GEORGE WENDT (Hairspray, Cheers)
ALICIA WITT (Law & Order: Criminal Intent, 88 Minutes)
with SEAN McDANIEL on drums, YOU on audience, AND MORE!!

Cast subject to change, but always subject to awesome.

DON’T QUIT YOUR NIGHT JOB is where Broadway goes to let its hair down. The late night happening of improv, music, sketches and stories was created by its stars: industry mainstays Steve Rosen, David Rossmer, Sarah Saltzberg and Dan Lipton.

Proceeds go to benefit Open Doors, the Theatre Development Fund's theatre arts mentoring program for high school students, which was started in 1998 by TDF with playwright Wendy Wasserstein. Its goal is to explore the relevance of theatre in the lives of today's youth.

Tickets for DON’T QUIT YOUR NIGHT JOB are $20.00 and are available now by calling Ovation Tix at 212-352-3101, or online at www.thezipperfactory.com.

For pre-show dinner reservations at The Zipper Factory Tavern, please call 212-695-4600. View the menu online at www.thezipperfactory.com.


DQ on MySpace

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Updated On: 3/24/08 at 10:18 AM

Figures it's the day before I come into the city. Oh well maybe next time! Hopefully someone here will do a review.

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i hate living in the middle of illinois...=[

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Can't wait!

I can't waaaaait for my first DQYNJ.

Liotte- how early do people start lining up? Also, I called the theatre today- they said the performers usually hang around in the lobby afterward to mingle, sign, etc. is that true?

Is it 21+ or can all ages go?

I think I'll be going this Thursday.

FeelingElectric,


Thanks so might for the response. I am really hoping to meet Sutton Foster, so I hope she hangs around afterward. Also- since I'll probably be getting there around 10:45 (I'm seeing Xanadu beforehand, and I have nothing in between the two shows really), I can try and save a seat for you if you'd like!

I am SOOOO tempted to say screw it and just drive in, despite the time, this line up is killing me with intrigue!! (hear that Norbie, you may make me break my "I will never drive into NYC" rule! I hope your happy!)

And everyone else should go too cause this is such a funny show, and I can just imagine how much this cast is going to bring to it!!!

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I am excited to go finally. The cast line-up looks fantastic!

It's tonight! Hope to see so many of you guys there!

Absolutely hysterical tonight! I was literally in tears for so many different parts.

Sutton Foster and Andrea Martin's showbiz showdown relay race, Norbert Leo Butz celeb press conference, Jerry Orbach's eyes (OMG), Broadway Symphony with Chris Seiber's Elphaba scream and Norberts burp, Alex G's madblibs, George Wendt "Sunday in the park with George", foreign film, just so many things tonight!

And a congrats to Sarah Saltzberg on her engagement!!!

Yeah, I didn't care about the reality show or whatever it was, but the friggin' light on that camera was annoying the piss out of me while we were waiting to get in.

It was too much fun and I was in tears during part. I loved the relay and had missed that Andrea was going to be there, so that was a special treat. Sutton is just so adorable and not at all afraid to look goofy. Loved it. Chris Sieber's Elphaba cry during the Broadway Chorus had me rolling.

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Thanks for posting everyone! Sounds like it was a fun night!

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