About This Show

Dick Cheney’s Holiday Spectacular 2005 is a new holiday tradition, directed by Ivy League-Legacy with Bella de Ball, and featuring choreography by Seamus Lee Rich and music direction by Kiki Baxx.

It’s Christmas Eve. A beleaguered last-minute shopper is desperate to find the hottest toy of the season at All-Mart when a holiday shopping brawl knocks her unconscious and catapults her into… Dick Cheney’s Holiday Spectacular 2005! It a macabre, hilarious world of bling, billionaires, and season’s GREED-ings featuring all of Dick’s favorite carols. Highlights include: “We Three Kings (of Petroleum Are),” “Toys for the World (Are Made by Kids),” and “The Halliburton Chorus.” This twisted holiday revue also features the 24-Carat Rockettes and a reenactment of Dick’s favorite film: It’s a Wonderful Presidency. “A triumph,” raves Exxon-Mobile’s CEO, “Just what you need to drive those holiday indictment blues away!”

The Billionaire Follies are the performing wing of Billionaires For Bush, celebrating George W. Bush and the emerging plutocracy in song and sketch. The Follies have performed everywhere from the National Press Club (where Al Franken opened for them) to the steps of the Lincoln Memorial during the Million Worker March, to venues including Webster Hall, Spirit, and The Slipper Room in New York City. They have sung live on FuseTV, as well as on Air America’s Majority Report, WBAI, and WNYE.

As an organization, Billionaires For Bush is much more than just singing and dancing. It is a national do-it-yourself grassroots media campaign using humor and street theatre to expose politicians who support corporate interests at the expense of everyday Americans. Through witty satirical messaging, high production values, culture-jamming actions, and positioning themselves on the cusp of the progressive movement’s advance guard, B4B strives to affect change for good in this country, and to inspire and hearten the American Left.

Show Details

Dates: One Night Only: December 18, 2005

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