Some Paradise: Sketch Comedy Duo at the Annoyance
The Annoyance Theatre & Bar (Chicago, IL)
The Annoyance Theatre hosts Some Paradise, a new sketch show from Adam Schwartz and Neal Dandade, Chicago's premiere Judeo-Hindi comedy duo. Some Paradise explores the contrast between extravagant dreams and mundane reality. The show combines sharply-written scenes about hilariously frustrated desires with a fresh, absurd take on classic mime.
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It's 2010 and sexual repression is alive and well in suburbia. Mom is a closet dominatrix and Dad is a closet cross-dresser. Homecoming looms for daughters Julie and Tammy as Mom and Dad are off to their own secret meetings. This unusual family -- their secrets and their hangups -- are the subject of this new musical written and performed by Annoyance ensemble members. Learn More
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“Some Paradise,” a new sketch show from The Annoyance revels in a world of ruined dreams. Performed by Adam Schwartz and Neal Dandade, Chicago’s premiere Judeo-Hindi comedy duo, “Some Paradise” compares how we see our lives and how they really are. It’s a tour of the vast Hawaii’s of the mind where lava-spewing volcanoes and tropical beaches sit side-by-side.
From grounded scenes exploring frustrated desire to absurd takes on classic mime, “Some Paradise” ensures an ordinary trip through a fantasy paradise will be fraught with laughs.