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should be! We have performed everywhere from charity events
to schools to tavern halls. Let us put the "ahh"
in your "Huzzah," the "KHAAAAN" in your
"Convention," and the "T'n'A" in your
"Arts Festival." What? It stands for "Titus
Andronicus," silly. Our shows are as naughty or as nice
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Dork U Revue |
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for everyone! The Damsels strut their stuff in a singing,
dancing, juggling, cheerleading variety show that the
whole family can enjoy. There's a lot of audience participation,
so bring your camera, your lungs and your sense of adventure!
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| The
Damsels in Concert |
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a wide selection of songs inlcuding both hilarious parodies
of pop tunes and original numbers, the Dorkington Glee
Club is fit for everything from a dainty Queen's Tea
to the rowdiest barroom in Faerun. Hits such as "I
Kissed a Nerd," by Blythe and Rissy have been featured
on Dr. Demento's Top Ten List! |
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| Shakespeare
Double-Oh-Duh |
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to be the best "education" in the Bard's works
you've ever seen! Tomfoolery, skullduggery, maybe even
teabaggery abound in every show, plus naughty musical
numbers and enough wacky onstage antics to choke a Sarlacc.
If you're at least 17 years of age, come watch the Damsels
and their cross-dressing doofus shake their pom poms
and rah-rah all over their gaga ooh la la la, by which
we mean perform three action-spectacular, risque romps
through the works of William Shakespeare: |
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| All's
Weird That Ends Weird |
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| Ever
hear of Shakespeare's "great" plays Coriolanus,
All's Well That Ends Well, or Timon of Athens? Didn't
think so. But don't worry, the Damsels have taken a
lucky thirteen of the Bard's least liked/remembered
plays and spliced them together into one hilariously
monstrous frankenshow: a romantic buddy tragicomedy
set in Bizarro world, complete with Greek gods, dismembered
hand slap-fights and one sexy, sexy bear. Oh, and don't
forget the dirty Disney parodies! |
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| Hamlet
vs. MacBeth: the Shakespearean SmackDown! |
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swords, guns and wrasslin' as two of the bard's legendary
characters compete for the same stage, chewing the scenery
and each other. Who will triumph in this Crap of the
Titans? Will it be Hamlet, who stands for truth, justice
and the Scandinavian way, or MacBeth, the crudest, rudest
Scotsman lookin' like a fool with his kilt on the ground?
Throw in MacB's deadly dame, one cross-dressing Danish
queen, and some seriously warped show tunes to round
out a show that will answer once and for all who is
the bard's best bad boy! You may even end up in a stand-in
role on stage! |
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Midsummer Nightmare's Scream on Elm Street 13 |
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teenagers lost in the woods + supernatural forces =
Shakespeare’s horror classic! This show takes
no prisoners as zombies, vampires, and cross-dressing
slashers grab some wine coolers and head for the lake
in the madcap spooktacular spoof that cranks the fun
level up to 11 with audience participation and flying
body parts galore. Penned by the Dorkington Professor
of English Lit, Mark "the Hatchet" Groves
(with songs written by Rissy,) And watch out... the
most evil powers in the universe (yes, Lady Gaga and
Beyonce) may be lurking right behind you! |
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shows are in the works! |
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