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- Show
- Jim Carrane is Living...
- Note
- Price
- Free
- Date
- Sat August 18, 2001
- Time
- 8:00pm EDT
- Address
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307 W. 26th St.
New York, NY 10001
Reservations
Jim Carrane is Living in a Dwarf's House
Fresh from Chicago's Second City comes this acclaimed (and very funny) one man show about Jim's life in an apartment formerly inhabited by dwarves.
Directed by Gary Ruderman, the co-creator.
Jim is back working with Gary, his collaborator in creating the Annoyance Theatre hit, "I'm 27, I Still Live at Home...". Jim's other shows have included "Dog Tales," "Since We Last Talked," and "Naked" (with MadTV's Stephnie Weir) amongst others. He's been a comedy fixture in Chicago for the last decade having worked with The Annoyance, ImprovOlympic, Live Bait, Jazz Freddy and others.
Gary is a longtime Annoyance ensemble member and director of such Annoyance hits as "So, I Killed A Few People..." (also a big hit at The New York Fringe Festival), "God in a Box," "The Idiotic Death of Two Fools," and "Ayn Rand Gives Me a Boner" (which also starred Jim and Andy Richter).
And finally a note from Jim Carrane himself: "Hi, I'm Jim Carrane. I'm doing this new show called 'Living in a Dwarf's House.' It's based on an actual apartment I lived in. I think people will enjoy it... I hope they do. I don't make fun of dwarves by the way. Thanks in advance for helping to spread the word. Good luck with parking."
Directed by Gary Ruderman, the co-creator.
Jim is back working with Gary, his collaborator in creating the Annoyance Theatre hit, "I'm 27, I Still Live at Home...". Jim's other shows have included "Dog Tales," "Since We Last Talked," and "Naked" (with MadTV's Stephnie Weir) amongst others. He's been a comedy fixture in Chicago for the last decade having worked with The Annoyance, ImprovOlympic, Live Bait, Jazz Freddy and others.
Gary is a longtime Annoyance ensemble member and director of such Annoyance hits as "So, I Killed A Few People..." (also a big hit at The New York Fringe Festival), "God in a Box," "The Idiotic Death of Two Fools," and "Ayn Rand Gives Me a Boner" (which also starred Jim and Andy Richter).
And finally a note from Jim Carrane himself: "Hi, I'm Jim Carrane. I'm doing this new show called 'Living in a Dwarf's House.' It's based on an actual apartment I lived in. I think people will enjoy it... I hope they do. I don't make fun of dwarves by the way. Thanks in advance for helping to spread the word. Good luck with parking."