5/26/2006

NEW REJECTION SHOW NEWS

The Rejection Show returns live in a "Summerfest of Rejection" with 11 (eleven!) shows throughout the summer to celebrate the launch of the new REJECTIONSHOW.COM!!

Much like the live show, the new REJECTIONSHOW.COM will feature rejected material from anyone, anywhere in a variety of categories including: cartoons, animation, stand-up comedy, television, radio, literary work, magazines, personal stories, rejection letters, rejected greeting cards, recipes, paintings, pictures, videos, audio clips, scripts, pilots, music and a whole slew of failed and turned down pieces and segments. Anything goes! Spread the word and send in your rejected material and or stories and insights. Updated daily (eventually!)

The new site will also serve as a companion to the live show featuring recaps, pictures, video clips and contests!

SUBMIT YOUR REJECTED MATERIAL AND VISIT THE NEW REJECTION SHOW.COM

WHAT IS THE REJECTION SHOW?

The Rejection Show is a comedic based event that embraces the rejected and "turned down" material of professional and amateur writers, comedians, cartoonists, artists, and human beings whom display their creative "failures" live on stage (and now on the web.)

THE REJECTION SHOW
"SUMMERFEST OF REJECTION"
HOSTED BY JON FRIEDMAN

BEGINS JUNE 6, 2006!
MO PITKIN'S HOUSE OF SATISFACTION
7:30PM - $8
34 Avenue A at 2nd & 3rd St.
TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW

June 6th lineup Featuring rejections from:

DAVID WAIN (Stella, The State, Wet Hot American Summer)

RACHEL KRAMER BUSSEL (Village Voice, Penthouse)

JON FRIEDMAN (CBS Marketwatch)
I finally get to interview him.

REJECTED CARTOONS FROM THE NEW YORKER
with ERIC LEWIS & GLEN LELIEVRE

A SPECIAL APPEARANCE BY THE DEVIL (6-6-06)

And as always more fun rejection surprises!!

Continuing "SUMMERFEST" dates
JUNE 13, 20, 27
JULY 18, 25
AUGUST 1, 8, 15, 22

Special editions include: OUTTAKES NIGHT, SKETCH COMEDY NIGHT, STAND UP COMEDY NIGHT & MORE!

Stay tuned for future lineups!

"On the surface, The Rejection Show is a mere demonstration of unsuccessful work by usually successful comedians, writers, filmmakers, and cartoonists. Deep down, though, it provides an interesting look into the thought processes of magazine editors, network executives, and others who wield power."
–THE ONION

"Ever wonder what you're not seeing? Each month comedians perform pieces that have been rejected by anything from Conan O'Brien to The New Yorker..."
–TIMEOUT NEW YORK

“Novelists, TV writers, stand-up comics, cartoonists, filmmakers, recording artists, dramatists, and poets come together for a friendly but edgy celebration of failure.”
–LA TIMES

"In New York, audiences are finding that failure is fun!"
–ABC NEWS

"'The Rejection Show' is a refuge for the rebuffed, a haven for the heave-hoed,
a destination for the deep-sixed."
–NEWSDAY

"A show like this is like the ultimate catharsis, for sure."
-NY DAILY NEWS

"Like a gang of Farmer Ted’s leading the geeks through the brutal, estranged halls of high school, the Rejection Show features some of NY’s finest rejected writers and performers, in this comedy-centric event."
-THE L MAGAZINE

"Not just a brilliant idea, it’s a well executed one."
–COMEDY CENTRAL

"'What do you get when you display a whole bunch of stuff that didn’t make the cut
at the New Yorker, Conan, and a bevy of other shows and publications?
Evidently, some funny shit.”
–GAWKER

"True to it’s maxim, ‘Just because it’s been rejected doesn’t mean it’s not good,’
the show continues to attract an audience that can relate.”
–FLAVORPILL





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