The Pajama Men: The Last Stand to Reason
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Feb 16, 2011
Closed Feb 19, 2011
Opened Feb 16, 2011
Closed Feb 19, 2011
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A hurricane of bizarre characters are on board the Stanton Bullet, a luxury passenger train that winds its way through time and space headed for Sunny View, a hot vacation spot. All is thrown into chaos when a maniacal killer is let loose onboard, killing everyone in his path and in a strange twist of fate, is met by a pair of dashing (albeit girlish) twin brothers who have decided to rob the train. Meanwhile, a handsome mystery man (believing he is invincible) attempts to save the day. What will happen??
Written and performed by the Pajama Men Shenoah Allen and Mark Chavez.
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If you want to see performers who can do marvelous impersonations, impressive physical comedy, and make even a hoary knock-knock joke sound funny, you could try watching Saturday Night Live -- or you could guarantee yourself some hearty laughter by catching The Pajama Men in The Last Stand to Reason, which concludes a too-brief run at St. Ann's Warehouse with two shows on Saturday, February 19.
The "men" -- Shenoah Allen and Mark Chavez -- first met in Alburquerque, and have since found success with this show in such places as London and Edinburgh. And it's no surprise they've been a hit across the pond, since they occassionaly bring to mind the silliness and absurdity of Monty Python.[...]