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A REVIEW OF MY BOYFRIEND’S SKETCH SHOW

  (My boyfriend is on the right. The other guy is also in the show)

Last night I attended my boyfriend’s new sketch show One, Two, Many. To start off the night they had an opening team. My boyfriend was not in it. So we’ll just move on from that and onto the main show.

The Good

To start off with my boyfriend is really funny. He makes me laugh all of the time and tonight was no exception. He played several different characters along with the other guy in the show. The other guy did a really nice job of listening to my boyfriend and saying certain sentences that really set my boyfriend up for jokes to slam dunk.

There were quite a few moments where you got a really good look at my boyfriend’s perfect bottom- I really enjoyed those parts. He sat in a chair several times which is a waste of amazing talent, but for the most part if you looked carefully you could see his bottom for most of the show.

The Bad

At one point my boyfriend and that other guy kissed. It ruined the show for everyone for a full ten minutes. It was hard to focus after that but my boyfriend managed to get everything back on track with his charming smile. Unfortunately the other guy was not as helpful. He did a whole scene where my boyfriend didn’t even talk. It was a waste of a perfect talent that several people are calling “tv ready.” How can we see his bottom if you won’t put him on stage? The director should be embarrassed.

There was one point where my boyfriend and the other guy serenaded a girl in the audience. I was sitting by myself in the front row and they skipped over to me to some blonde girl. What a boring choice. I hope she never comes to another show again. In fact I hope she moves out of town. Later my boyfriend mentioned that he wished he could have sang to me. I think the audience would have felt more at ease if they had known that.

Overall

I really enjoyed this show and hope to see more daring material like this from my boyfriend soon. I give this show 4 ½ hearts.

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Cat Stevens and Carly Simon

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Photo by Tom O’ Neal.

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Feather Helmets by John French

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Edie Sedgwick. Musa de Andy Warhol.

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Moon Girl by André Courrèges, 1964