Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre
We have affordable, high quality shows seven nights a week in NYC and LA. Our original comedy videos have garnered the national spotlight. We also run the first nationally accredited improv and sketch comedy school in the country. For information on our courses visit the Training Center.
- Show
- GUILE: Enjoy it!
- Price
- $5.00
- Date
- Wed December 8, 2004
- Time
- 8:00pm EST
- Address
-
307 W. 26th St.
New York, NY 10001
Reservations
GUILE: Enjoy it!
A New Show
Written and Performed by Stephanie Mnookin and Eliot Laurence
Special Appearances by Patrick McCaffrey and Jackie Clarke
"Guile is the whitest thing on the planet, whiter than chalk or Hollywood Squares. But much like Chalk or Hollywood Squares when you start watching Guile you quickly have a boner and a dollop of drool coming out of your smiling mouth."
–Adam McKay (director, co-writer Anchorman)
Stephanie Mnookin and Eliot Laurence sit in stools and welcome the audience to their lifestyle show. Their tone is chipper, and easygoing,
but their lives are full of contradictions. They are ambiguously married, Eliot is gay (sometimes), and Steph has a whole other family in Lansing, Michigan. As the show progresses, we learn that they drink too much, they argue, they swear, and are extremely narcissistic. They worship Jane Seymour and consider everyone “fat†even the Pope and dogs. Underwear dancebreaks punctuate their sunny deliver of misinformation.."
 From UCB User Reviews: "Guile is the funniest thing I've ever seen."
and "I laughed so hard that I cried. Guile literally changed my life."
"i love the whispering" -sacha baron cohen
Written and Performed by Stephanie Mnookin and Eliot Laurence
Special Appearances by Patrick McCaffrey and Jackie Clarke
"Guile is the whitest thing on the planet, whiter than chalk or Hollywood Squares. But much like Chalk or Hollywood Squares when you start watching Guile you quickly have a boner and a dollop of drool coming out of your smiling mouth."
–Adam McKay (director, co-writer Anchorman)
Stephanie Mnookin and Eliot Laurence sit in stools and welcome the audience to their lifestyle show. Their tone is chipper, and easygoing,
but their lives are full of contradictions. They are ambiguously married, Eliot is gay (sometimes), and Steph has a whole other family in Lansing, Michigan. As the show progresses, we learn that they drink too much, they argue, they swear, and are extremely narcissistic. They worship Jane Seymour and consider everyone “fat†even the Pope and dogs. Underwear dancebreaks punctuate their sunny deliver of misinformation.."
 From UCB User Reviews: "Guile is the funniest thing I've ever seen."
and "I laughed so hard that I cried. Guile literally changed my life."
"i love the whispering" -sacha baron cohen