<b>SAVE</b> Don't Quit Your Night Job!!! — Page 2

These shows sound incredible!

Two of my friends went last night and had a blast. It was a perfect end to their evening: catching a film at Tribeca, dinner, and then DQYNJ. They really loved it and want to go again. Rave reviews from both!

You lucky New Yorkers! If someone wants to adopt a poor church mouse from Buffalo and let me come frolick in NYC--please do! "Don't Quit Your Night Job" would be definitely on my list.
:o)

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Oh, Collins Greenley! Or should I say "Oh mah gawd. Collins Greenley." It has been far too long since I've seen Night Job (a.k.a. two months). Hopefully soon.

Glad to hear it's going well!

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Updated On: 5/6/07 at 01:59 AM

Tracie Thoms was very funny singing about her "jockstraps of love" and "condoms of love".

It was a very funny show, however I do wish they would have kept the show downtown where it had a much cheaper ticket price not to mention that insanely high 2 drink minimum.

Tonight is a concierge night. A good friend of mine is going. I hope to go when I am there this summer.

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The show was very funny today, as usual. It was very crowded too, which was awesome for them. Though I felt like my friends and I were the only people calling stuff out for the first half of the show!

The special guests (Paul Vogt and Nicole Parker) were hysterical, especially her "defying gravity" scene and his CANDY! poetry slam.

The musical "Captain Crunch's Seamen" was one of the best musical NY2 segments I have seen.

Will Chase sang a madlibs version of Imagine from Lennon.

Is DQYNJ ever going to update their youtube account with new videos? I'm dying to see some of these you're describing!

My friend who went last night didn't like it. But said Will Chase looked great in his tight jeans!

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I chimed in with the "Cartoon" sketch, but I never was any specific about the "Dora The Explorer" style. That was even better than what I suggested.

I also chimed in with the idea "The Monkeys Attack" for NY2. I loved how they put it on stage. I also loved how Nicole got her revenge on the monkeys (who overthrew the humans with a Macintosh computer) by "sending them a PC virus". I liked how everyone chanted "Send, Send, SEND SEND!". That was absolutely freaky how they got all that down so fast. And it really made me hoot when Jordan Gelber lifted Nicole Parker up by her legs and they did the whole defying gravity moment. That was hilarious.

Those were my two favorites of my "ideas" being brought to life.

"Someday we'll all fornicate together
And the world will live as three!"
That was last line of musical madlibs. I will never forget it.

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Anyone have a list of performers for this Sat (5:30 & 8pm- 5/12)??

Checked the website... didnt see it.

TIA !!!

https://www.broadwayworld.com/viewcolumn.cfm?colid=18260

Guests slated to appear as "surprise" celebrities this week are: funny-man Bruce Vilanch (Spalding Gray: Stories Left To Tell, "Hollywood Squares," Hairspray) and Amanda Green (High Fidelity) on Thursday, May 10, Spelling Bee's Dan Fogler and Mo Rocca on Friday, May 11, songwriter Christine Lavin and Broadway and film star Patrick Wilson on Saturday, May 12, Broadway leading lady Melissa Errico (Sunday, May 13th), and Broadway favorites Kat Foster (Martin Short: Fame Becomes Me, "Mad TV") and Tony Award-winner Andrea Martin (Monday, May 14th).

I believe Mr Wilson is doing both shows tomorrow.

Last night's show was great, "MacGyver the Musical" was quite entertaining! And then he came back later in "I Have Herpes!" (we really need to work on some of these titles).

Nancy Opel's "Don't Cry For Me, Argentina" madlib was awesome. And I want to give props to David Rossmer, who makes the giving of the words extremely entertaining every show.

Bruce Vilanch was a bit of a wild cannon with his celebrity press conference (he was Carol Channing in The Color Purple), I don't think he understood the game very well. But his backstage stories about the Oscars and things that never made it on the air were very funny.

Replay at a Six Flags as an Animal Planet documentary, Film Noir, and musical, Harry Potter's Eulogy, If We Ran Broadway, Amanda Green (from High Fidelity) sang a song she wrote, trying to remember what else was done. Favorite performer of the night goes to Jason Kravitz for his NY2 musical improv skills. Can we get cast recordings to some of these shows they make up on the spot? They are really good!

Updated On: 5/11/07 at 11:36 AM

I heard its doing pretty well---- I know there is a $25 code out there...

I got tix from Goldstar- (FREE) just for $7.00 service fee :))

Not to threadjack, but still have (2) FREE ones for Saturday at 5:30 if anyone can use---

I can't wait to hear all about it.

Mister Wilson will be FABULOUS!

I will need to enjoy it vicariously so everyone please post! :o)

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