>I’ve just spent the last hour sobbing uncontrollably at Jane’s New York: A Dog’s Life<\/a>. [View clip<\/a>] (Oh good Lord, I just re-watched the clip and burst into tears again!) Please visit http:\/\/www.nyacc.org<\/a> and consider adopting a dog of your own or making a donation. I realize this request makes me a hypocrite since Paquita<\/strong><\/a> was not adopted, nay she was purchased throught the American Kennel Club for a hefty fee. I will try to make it up to those doe-eyed innocents in need of love by donating my time and money. Maybe I could put together a charity\/comedy event. Hmmm…<\/p>\n AM New York & Two Shows<\/strong> I left the open bar early, yet still tipsy, to make curtain time at the Kraine Theater. Wow! What dark humor that had me throwing my head back, screaming with laughter. I really do love murder. A bit too much for Christian’s liking…I was Aileen Wournos for Halloween and I’ve often wondered aloud what my preferred victim will be when I turn serial killer. (Hetero male, married or cohabitating, 30s, white, mysoginistic tendencies, you get the picture.)<\/p>\n I digress. If you weren’t there, you missed out on seeing Allison Castillo<\/a> in Bellybutton<\/em> by Bob Powers<\/strong>. Lucky for you, CTRL+ALT+DEL <\/em>by Andres DuBouchet <\/strong>and featuring Anthony DeVito<\/strong><\/a> will have an extended run in December produced along with another Bob Powers’ one act Snowman<\/em> which will have you cringing in horror while you laugh at the brutally honest look at people’s selfish motivations in love.<\/p>\n
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The AM New York <\/em>party was fun despit the bar being woefully understaffed. I ran into The Greg Wilson <\/strong>and Sam Shaffer <\/strong> (pictured right DJing a party ages ago) so I wasn’t on my own for long. Plus it was a major pick up scene. This whole newspaper publishing business must be chock full of sordid tales of staff hookups. I just may have to apply as an intern to get my own fly-on-the-wall perspective.<\/p>\n