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Hey, Hey! Monkees Parody Show Here We Come Is Arriving in New York City
Here We Come, a new show parodying the 1960s rock band/sitcom gang The Monkees, is coming to the C.O.W. Theater on the Lower East Side for two performances, on September 27 and 28. The production is produced by the L.E.S. Brick Co. and is conceived and directed by Britton Payne with codirection by Amanda Mayer.
The show follows musicians Davy, Micky, Mike, and Peter as they embark on a road trip to Brooklyn, New York, for a music contest with an enticing $500 cash prize. Kidnappings, gun fights, cross-dressing, and general hilarity ensue along the way. The cast features a diverse group of performers, including Shandi Sullivan, a former contestant on the CW Network’s hit competition show America’s Next Top Model.
The company also includes Lauren Sonnen, Dana Angelo, Timothy Charles Browne, Adam Luke, Veronica Osorio, Jeff Cumberlin, Jessica Ivy Hunt, David Boyd, Adrienne Rhodes, and Louie Vitiello.
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I can’t stop saying how wonderful this show was!! Do you remember playing variations of episodes in your basement with your best friends? It feels like Britton Payne got his skilled improv grownup actor friends together, plus some incredibly skilled camera guy and decided to have some fun.
And we are lucky that he invited the rest of us.
It’s a lighthearted romp through a few familiar plots including a nice blend of karaoke and improv. Lots of audience members singing right along with the actors (me especially) made it fun for everyone. I’d love for this to become a regular thing in NYC, or go on tour. Something like Rocky Horror, or regular karaoke with friends.
This is the way we should continue the Monkee legacy, friends! Turn it into a party/game and PLAY, MONKEES, PLAY!!