THE BILLIONAIRES FOR BUSH ARE LOOKING FOR AN EXIT STRATEGY: BUT NOT FROM IRAQ--FROM THE WHITE HOUSE!
As the Bush Administration sinks deeper in the muck of ineptitude and scandal, the Billionaires are starting to wonder how much longer the "Best President Money Could Buy" will be useful to them. George W. himself is getting more and more paranoid about his legacy, and why his best friends don't seem to be quite so friendly anymore. "Even Karl seems creepier than usual," he laments. When the glamorous and terrifying Billionaire power broker, Maura Lee Bankrupt, sweeps into the White House and summons the notorious "Legion of Wealth," George, Karl, the whole gang find out that the Waldorf Salad days are over, and it'll never be the same again. The sparkling and irrepressible Billionaire Follies privatize Broadway with this new musical extravaganza, offering an answer to the question: "what's going to happen to Billionaires For Bush once Bush is out of office?"
Featuring great new music from composer Clifford J. Tasner (aka "Felonius Ax"), and directed by Follies Artistic Director Melody Bates (aka "Ivy League-Legacy"), Billionaires Forever! includes a Billionaire Blues and a new age lullaby about Global Warming, and is a hilarious and pointed reminder that Bush isn't the end of the story when it comes to the Billionaire quest for government of, by and for the corporations!
Box Office Hours: Half hour before curtain
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