Spurn Is Back! Thursday 5/21
Posted by: mike | May 18th, 2009
A hilariously bloody show in December
Back by popular demand, the Spurn show! I went to this show last December and it was friggin hilarious. You have to see these guys…
Forget your 401 K plan. Forget your career. Forget your sense of self-worth… In fact, forget everything except that Spurn opens this week for a LIMITED-ENGAGEMENT production at The Peoples Improv Theater! This all-economy themed show will “tickle your funny bone till it screams in agony.” (Nylon Newsletter) All this with Spurn‘s unique brand of “disgusting, horrifying, amusing” (TimeOut NY) comedy that will no doubt “leave the audience gasping for breath between guffaws”. (Village Voice)
Performances will take place at The Peoples Improv Theater, 154 W. 29th Street (between 6th & 7th Aves; take the 1 train to 28th St).
Thursdays, May 21st & 28th @ 8:00 PM
Fridays, May 22nd & 29th @ 9:30 PM
The People’s Improv Theater (154 W. 29th Street)
Tickets: $12.00
For advance ticket sales, please visit brown paper tickets (fees apply).
Our “wickedly funny theatre ensemble” (BlogChelsea) is back with more “hard-edged, envelope-pushing” (NY Theatre Experience) comedy for you. Running time is one hour. Tickets are only $12 for general admission, with beer and wine served in the lobby. For further information, please visit http://www.spurn-nyc.com . For advance ticket sales, please visit brown paper tickets (fees apply).
In the meantime, get your fix by viewing any of the over 40 spurn video podcasts already online by subscribing through the iTunes Store or viewing us YouTube. Stay tuned, new episodes are uploaded regularly.
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Bob Says:
I missed it last time - I will not miss it again!
Josh Says:
Oh man.. this was good. Can’t make it this time around. Hopefully another holiday one will be on deck.