Dick ‘N Dubya: A Republican Outreach Cabaret

by Scott Beale on January 31, 2006 · 2 comments

Dick 'N Dubya

“Dick ‘N Dubya: A Republican Outreach Cabaret”, a hilarious parody of our current administration, featuring Amos Glick (Dubya) and Ed Holmes (Dick), takes place at The Marsh in San Francisco, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays in February, starting this Thursday, February 2nd. Here’s more info.

Dubya (Amos Glick) and Dick (Ed Holmes) fresh from an extremely successful run at The Marsh Berkeley, during which they exerted their considerable talents to convert everyone in the audience into a card-carrying member of the Republican Party, are ready to try their luck in San Francisco. The show is full of singing (yes, Dubya sings), dancing (yes, Dick dances), speeches (Dubya, much to Dick’s consternation, has decided to write his own) and a raucous press conference where the audience asks the questions. It is rumored that Barbara Bush is so encouraged by her son’s derring-do that she is flying out to assist him.

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filed under Events, San Francisco, Theater

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1 Hate February 1, 2006 at 10:46 am

awesome! anything to bash republicans and bush is great!!

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