Geeks! The Musical! Redux playing at the Write Act Repertory Theatre in Hollywood, June 15th through July 8th, 2012 – Friday, Saturday and Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Tickets available at geeksthemusical.com and plays411.net/geeks Group rates (6+) available. Be Square, Be There! Join Geeks! The Musical! Now! at geeksthemusical.com or voice us your reservations at (323) 469-3113 – Write Act Repertory Theatre, 6125 Carlos Ave, Hollywood CA 90028
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All characters portayed are fictional even though you see them daily at The Con. Fantasy and sci-fi physics still do not work, though a lot of fun to try. Use of Time-turners will void your admission ticket. Repeated exposure to Geeks! will result in rapid exhalations accompanied by sounds similar to repeatedly saying Hah! See our website for the latest character hit point levels and spell casting required.
Inspired by Geeks! The Musical by Thomas J. Misuraca, three of the Original Cast members, Tyler Koster, Steven Alloway and James Lui present our beatbox interpretation of one of the fine musical numbers, Dr. Who for all the fans of the show. More show and cast information available at http://www.geeksthemusical.com
Geeks! The Musical! written by Thomas J. Misuraca has finished it’s record-breaking World Premier run – that 8 of 9 sold-out shows! This is a parody aerobics exercise video the cast dreamed up during those long rehearsals for what will become a legendary fictional depiction of life and times of the days of the epic Comic-Con conventions! Fantasy, anime, Sci-Fi, comic lovers and CosPlay unites under the performances of an incredibly talented cast and original musical score by Ruth Judkowitz, who inspired this Disco remix version of her Finale composition. Big Thanks! go to Laura De Lano for providing the aerobics leadership and choreography adaption in this video.
Visit www.geeksthemusical.com for more information and ticket availability.
It’s stereo-rific!
(note to self: getting an MP3 on a WordPress blog is easier to do it as a Google Site page attachment than a Google Doc requiring 3 fewer clicks)
Thoughts from James H. Lui 
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