Karaoke Stories
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 9, 2003
Closed Aug 30, 2003
Opened Aug 9, 2003
Closed Aug 30, 2003
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Set in and around a karaoke lounge, Karaoke Stories has everything but musical numbers. In its place are a dim-witted aspiring screenwriter and his equally dim-witted producer friend, whose latest project, inspired by the works of Quentin Tarantino, sets out to explore love from a man's perspective and ends up leading it's audience through a wacky, dreamlike world populated by a beauty queen, a despondent clown, a master sushi chef, a smattering of small-time thugs, some frat boys and a mermaid. The results are hilarious, bawdy, and of course, politically incorrect. It's Pulp Fiction meets Porky's, with an all Asian-American cast - and one token white guy.
There is an added performance on Saturday, August 30 at
2:00 PM.
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It would be easy to mistake Euijoon Kim's Karaoke Stories for a fringe show. First of all, it's being performed at the CSV Cultural Center, where several New York International Fringe Festival shows are playing. The ticket price is the same ($15.00) and several of the actors are participating in the Fringe in the hilarious SIDES: The Fear is Real by Mr. Miyagi's Theatre Company. The fact that Karaoke Stories opened on the weekend that FringeNYC began is unfortunate, since the show is bound to not get as much attention and press as it deserves; this Imua Theatre Company production, smoothly directed by Alan Muraoka, is edgy, hilarious, and well worth seeing.
The play begins with aspiring scr[...]