#26
Posted: 7/24/07 at 10:15pm
BTW- per INNEWSWEEKLY (gay paper in New England) and I "kinda" dont trust them- they like anything that's gay ! in regardless....
La vie en porn
'A SOPHISTICATED EVENING WITH JEFF STRYKER' IS 10 INCHES OF FUN
There is something about Jeff Stryker, besides the obvious. He is an icon of porn, the sexual revolution and gay liberation, but he also has a certain aura about him that would melt even the most devoted Al Parker or Joey Stefano fans. The term "porn star" is so overused it almost doesn't mean anything anymore. But Jeff Stryker is the real deal; the original superstar of porn.
"A Sophisticated Evening With Jeff Stryker" is ultimately a really good time. It's a reminder that sex should be fun and that enjoying sex and sexuality is not something to feel guilty or shameful about. Throughout the evening Stryker speaks about growing up in the Midwest, the early and somewhat awkward days of his porn career, his son and being a father and the court case over a broken contract and hundreds of thousands of dollars in residuals from the sale of the 10-inch Jeff Stryker dildo.
Written by Emmy Award winning writer Bruce Vilanch, "A Sophisticated Evening With Jeff Stryker" is full of clever quips and erotically laced jokes that can make the more prudish audience members relax. And perhaps one of the more humorous portions of the show is a music video of Stryker's country-western novelty song "Pop Ya' in the Pooper." Yes, indeed, that's a moment to remember.
And toward the end one audience members gets to go on stage and help demonstrate what it is like on a porn set. No worries for those who shy away from audience participation like myself. He asks for volunteers and it doesn't take long for hands to shoot up amongst those who paid extra to be in the front few rows.
Then there is the grand finale, where Stryker re-emerges on stage to show you his legendary p*n*s. No it was not trick photography or some sort of realistic prosthetic; it's freaking huge. And no matter what ticket price you pay, Stryker parades through the Post Office Cabaret so everyone can see up close, so much so that once as he passed by climbing on the benches I had to duck to make sure I didn't get whacked in the head.
"A Sophisticated Evening With Jeff Stryker" is not great theater nor is it akin to Sir Lawrence Olivier's soliloquy in "Hamlet." It is great fun and a glimpse into the private life of an otherwise very public person. Go see it. The show is a good time. And even if you aren't interested in what he has to say there is no shame in paying twenty-something bucks to see Jeff Stryker's p**is. •
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After reading this.. I don't know if I will LAUGH or get offended !
J*
La vie en porn
'A SOPHISTICATED EVENING WITH JEFF STRYKER' IS 10 INCHES OF FUN
There is something about Jeff Stryker, besides the obvious. He is an icon of porn, the sexual revolution and gay liberation, but he also has a certain aura about him that would melt even the most devoted Al Parker or Joey Stefano fans. The term "porn star" is so overused it almost doesn't mean anything anymore. But Jeff Stryker is the real deal; the original superstar of porn.
"A Sophisticated Evening With Jeff Stryker" is ultimately a really good time. It's a reminder that sex should be fun and that enjoying sex and sexuality is not something to feel guilty or shameful about. Throughout the evening Stryker speaks about growing up in the Midwest, the early and somewhat awkward days of his porn career, his son and being a father and the court case over a broken contract and hundreds of thousands of dollars in residuals from the sale of the 10-inch Jeff Stryker dildo.
Written by Emmy Award winning writer Bruce Vilanch, "A Sophisticated Evening With Jeff Stryker" is full of clever quips and erotically laced jokes that can make the more prudish audience members relax. And perhaps one of the more humorous portions of the show is a music video of Stryker's country-western novelty song "Pop Ya' in the Pooper." Yes, indeed, that's a moment to remember.
And toward the end one audience members gets to go on stage and help demonstrate what it is like on a porn set. No worries for those who shy away from audience participation like myself. He asks for volunteers and it doesn't take long for hands to shoot up amongst those who paid extra to be in the front few rows.
Then there is the grand finale, where Stryker re-emerges on stage to show you his legendary p*n*s. No it was not trick photography or some sort of realistic prosthetic; it's freaking huge. And no matter what ticket price you pay, Stryker parades through the Post Office Cabaret so everyone can see up close, so much so that once as he passed by climbing on the benches I had to duck to make sure I didn't get whacked in the head.
"A Sophisticated Evening With Jeff Stryker" is not great theater nor is it akin to Sir Lawrence Olivier's soliloquy in "Hamlet." It is great fun and a glimpse into the private life of an otherwise very public person. Go see it. The show is a good time. And even if you aren't interested in what he has to say there is no shame in paying twenty-something bucks to see Jeff Stryker's p**is. •
**************
After reading this.. I don't know if I will LAUGH or get offended !
J*
Updated On: 7/24/07 at 10:15 PM