For those in or going through Vegas…
Thursday March 31st 2011, 12:01 amMy good friend, Scott Johnson, who is working with me as a co-writer on an untitled graphic novel project, has a new comedy venture in Las Vegas, Nevada. Its going by the name Feed The Monkey.
The show is every thursday night, 10pm at the Casbar inside the Sahara Hotel & Casino. Its a sketch comedy show. Scott wrote many of the skits performed and acts in it as well. this thursday the tickets are $15 cash at the door, every recurring thursday til they bring down the house is 19.95 plus fees.
More information is below.
Feed The Monkey Sketch Comedy Show, now backed by M. Walter Pitchman Productions, is set to take the glitzy stage of the Las Vegas Strip as they play the Casbar Lounge at the legendary Sahara Hotel and Casino Thursday, March 31st at 10pm and every Thursday moving forward!
Feed the Monkey is a sketch comedy troop that has been playing in the Las Vegas area for just about three years in various areas around town which include The Onyx Theater and the now defunct Town Square Theater. After almost a one year hiatus, the Monkeys are back with a vengeance, set to play at one of the most legendary Hotel and Casinos on the Las Vegas Strip; the Sahara Hotel and Casino. The Sahara has housed celebrity comedy acts such as Bill Cosby, Don Rickles, George Carlin and of course the legendary Rat Pack, just to name a few.
With the talents of local actors such as Ryan Remark, Jillian Pizzuto, Scott Johnson, Drew Yonemori, Margeret Menzies Gonzalez, Jeremy Knowles and co-founder of M. Walter Pitchman Productions, Jon Paul Raniola just to name a few – you are certain to have the most side splitting, jaw dropping, straight up hilarious time during this hour and fifteen minutes or so performance!
You can follow Feed the Monkey on Twitter for more updates and you can also find them on Facebook. Come and take part of Sketch Comedy that eats your head!
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Wow! Thanks Jim, you are too kind.
Comment by Scott 03.31.11 @ 10:47 am