They're savvy, irreverent, and they're probably being followed by Karl Rove in a big black Hummer.
Broad Comedy is the brainchild of Katie Goodman, who with her husband and co-writer Soren Kisiel, launched this cutting-edge show across the nation, last year landing in Boston for a three-month extended run at the renowned Stuart Street Playhouse, a gorgeous 440-seat in the heart of the theatre district. Based in Bozeman, Montana, they travel and tour around the country for public and private audiences including a blow-out smash success most recently in Times Square, as well as performing at preeminent theatres, festivals, colleges, and conferences. Broad Comedy appeals to men, women, Democrats, Republicans, young, and old–so long as they have a healthy sense of humor.
These are the women who skewer the Bush White House with crowd-pleasing favorites like "The United States Extreme Right Wing Cheerleading Squad" and they gleefully lampoon the Teen Abstinence Movement with "I’m Saving My Hymen For Jesus." Songs, sketches, spoofs, that are smart, savvy, and on-target.
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