Kiki & Herb: Stop, Drop & Roll
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Opened May 25, 2001
Closed Jul 29, 2001
Opened May 25, 2001
Closed Jul 29, 2001
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After an acclaimed national tour, performers Kiki & Herb return with their newest show, Stop, Drop & Roll. The dispossessed duo will be on fire as they weave their way through a variety of songs, interspersed with bits of Kiki's often devastating biography. Arrangements of all songs in the show, including the Poison Girl's "I'm Tired of Crying," Peaches' "Fuck the Pain Away," and Kansas' "Carry on My Wayward Son," are rooted in traditional cabaret piano style, but often veer into areas of classical, punk, and avante-garde.
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Justin Bond has to be one of the finest character actors currently performing. As one half of the drag cabaret duo Kiki and Herb, he is at once engaging and pathetic, terrifying and hilarious.
Kiki is a boozed-up, washed up 66-ish female lounge singer with a maniacal energy and a pained smile. The other half of the act is no slouch either. Kenny Mellman--who embodies the role of Kiki's gay, longterm accompanist, Herb--is a talented pianist and singer who provides musical underscoring to all of Kiki's rants and raves. One of my favorite sequences in the dispossessed duo's new show, Kiki & Herb: Stop, Drop & Roll, has Herb quietly singing the theme song to Free to Be...You and Me as Kiki [...]