6/22/2006
The Rejection Show Summerfest Intro
6/21/2006
Mortified & Swollen Head tonight
Come to the Tank and see Mortified & Swollen Head back to back, not in that order!
After Swollen Head I will step out of the "directors" booth (or rickety wooden box with a tape deck in it) and land on stage to read some of my teenage journal entries as part of tonight's Mortified.
Here is some more info on these two unique shows:
The 2005 ECNY Award Winner for BEST ONE PERSON SHOW, 'SWOLLEN HEAD' returns this June for a one month run at The Tank.
"So candid and real, it's hysterically funny."
-NY PRESS
It's a secret that was kept for a long time.
When he was 11-and-a-half, Rich Zeroth was diagnosed with a rare brain disease called encephalitis. As a result he missed 127 consecutive days of 5th grade.
That part everyone knows.
This June, he will let you in on his deepest, darkest, secret. He wasn't really sick at all.
He was faking the whole thing.
In 'Swollen Head' Rich Zeroth comes clean about everything from pretending to collapse in the doctor's office to making an appearance at the school play which was dedicated to his good health and fast recovery.
How did he do it? Why did he do it? And what did he do with all that free time?
If telling a bunch of strangers the truth behind his encephalitis isn't enough. . . wait until you see the REAL HIDDEN CAMERA surprise ending.
SWOLLEN HEAD
Written & Performed by Rich Zeroth
Produced & Directed by Jon Friedman
Featuring Brandy Barber, Sara Allocco, Gabe Liedman, Mike Barry &
Audio & video recordings & new live re-enactments!
MORTIFIED stars everyday adults sharing aloud
their most embarrassing, pathetic and private teenage
diary entries, poems, love letters, lyrics and locker
notes... in front of total strangers.
FEATURING PATHETIC TEEN CRAP BY : Katina Corero, Sara
Jo Allocco, Jon Friedman, Brianna Jacobson, Carrie
Gross, Sara Baron, Lianne Stokes, and Giulia Rozzi.
Get to the Tank Theatre early and see Rich Zeroth's
solo show "Swollen Head" at 7:30pm, directed by Jon
Friedman. More info at www.tremendousrabbit.com
It all begins at 7:30 PM
The Tank @ Collective: Unconscious is located at 279 Church Street between Franklin and White.
To get to The Tank by subway take:
A, C, E, J, M, Z, N, Q, R, W, Z, or 6 to Canal Street
1, 9 to Franklin Street
After Swollen Head I will step out of the "directors" booth (or rickety wooden box with a tape deck in it) and land on stage to read some of my teenage journal entries as part of tonight's Mortified.
Here is some more info on these two unique shows:
The 2005 ECNY Award Winner for BEST ONE PERSON SHOW, 'SWOLLEN HEAD' returns this June for a one month run at The Tank.
"So candid and real, it's hysterically funny."
-NY PRESS
It's a secret that was kept for a long time.
When he was 11-and-a-half, Rich Zeroth was diagnosed with a rare brain disease called encephalitis. As a result he missed 127 consecutive days of 5th grade.
That part everyone knows.
This June, he will let you in on his deepest, darkest, secret. He wasn't really sick at all.
He was faking the whole thing.
In 'Swollen Head' Rich Zeroth comes clean about everything from pretending to collapse in the doctor's office to making an appearance at the school play which was dedicated to his good health and fast recovery.
How did he do it? Why did he do it? And what did he do with all that free time?
If telling a bunch of strangers the truth behind his encephalitis isn't enough. . . wait until you see the REAL HIDDEN CAMERA surprise ending.
SWOLLEN HEAD
Written & Performed by Rich Zeroth
Produced & Directed by Jon Friedman
Featuring Brandy Barber, Sara Allocco, Gabe Liedman, Mike Barry &
Audio & video recordings & new live re-enactments!
MORTIFIED stars everyday adults sharing aloud
their most embarrassing, pathetic and private teenage
diary entries, poems, love letters, lyrics and locker
notes... in front of total strangers.
FEATURING PATHETIC TEEN CRAP BY : Katina Corero, Sara
Jo Allocco, Jon Friedman, Brianna Jacobson, Carrie
Gross, Sara Baron, Lianne Stokes, and Giulia Rozzi.
Get to the Tank Theatre early and see Rich Zeroth's
solo show "Swollen Head" at 7:30pm, directed by Jon
Friedman. More info at www.tremendousrabbit.com
It all begins at 7:30 PM
The Tank @ Collective: Unconscious is located at 279 Church Street between Franklin and White.
To get to The Tank by subway take:
A, C, E, J, M, Z, N, Q, R, W, Z, or 6 to Canal Street
1, 9 to Franklin Street
6/19/2006
THE REJECTION SHOW "OUTTAKES NIGHT" TOMORROW!
The first ever OUTTAKES NIGHT!
Bloopers, blunders and mishaps!
Comedic video outtakes!
Tomorrow night at The Rejection Show.
Featuring outtakes from: Variety Shac, I Love the 30's, The Post Show, The Rejection Show, Sara Schaefer and more!
Rejected cartoons from the New Yorker with Eric Lewis and Andy Friedman and music from Andy too!
CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS
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.
Bloopers, blunders and mishaps!
Comedic video outtakes!
Tomorrow night at The Rejection Show.
Featuring outtakes from: Variety Shac, I Love the 30's, The Post Show, The Rejection Show, Sara Schaefer and more!
Rejected cartoons from the New Yorker with Eric Lewis and Andy Friedman and music from Andy too!
CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS
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.
6/15/2006
They Don't Even Know That I Wasn't Wearing Any Pants
6/14/2006
SWOLLEN HEAD
6/13/2006
The Rejection Show "Comedians Edition" Tonight
The "Summerfest of Rejection" continues this Tuesday, June 13th with a special lineup featuring some of NYC's favorite comedians.
"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. Films rejected by festivals, cartoons that never made it to press, and comedy sketches that weren't good enough for TV all finally see the light of day, some more deservedly than others."
–THE ONION
JUNE 13, 2006
FEATURING REJECTIONS FROM:
BOBBY TISDALE (Invite Them Up, The Baxter)
KRISTEN SCHAAL (Hot Tub, HBO Comedy Festival Winner)
JORDAN CARLOS (Flying Blind, Pepsi Sumo Chicken)
PETE HOLMES (VH1's Best Week Ever)
&
REJECTED CARTOONS FROM THE NEW YORKER
with ERIC LEWIS & SAM GROSS!
HOSTED BY JON FRIEDMAN
And as always more fun rejection surprises!!
The Rejection Show
Mo Pitkin's House of Satisfaction
June 13th @ 7:30PM
34 Avenue A (2nd and 3rd St.)
Call or visit the Mo Pitkin's box office at (212) 777-5660
F or V to Second Ave.
TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE
http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=55647
"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. Films rejected by festivals, cartoons that never made it to press, and comedy sketches that weren't good enough for TV all finally see the light of day, some more deservedly than others."
–THE ONION
JUNE 13, 2006
FEATURING REJECTIONS FROM:
BOBBY TISDALE (Invite Them Up, The Baxter)
KRISTEN SCHAAL (Hot Tub, HBO Comedy Festival Winner)
JORDAN CARLOS (Flying Blind, Pepsi Sumo Chicken)
PETE HOLMES (VH1's Best Week Ever)
&
REJECTED CARTOONS FROM THE NEW YORKER
with ERIC LEWIS & SAM GROSS!
HOSTED BY JON FRIEDMAN
And as always more fun rejection surprises!!
The Rejection Show
Mo Pitkin's House of Satisfaction
June 13th @ 7:30PM
34 Avenue A (2nd and 3rd St.)
Call or visit the Mo Pitkin's box office at (212) 777-5660
F or V to Second Ave.
TICKETS AVAILABLE HERE
http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=55647
6/07/2006
THE AWARD WINNING 'SWOLLEN HEAD' RETURNS TONIGHT!
The 2005 ECNY Award Winner for BEST ONE PERSON SHOW, 'SWOLLEN HEAD' returns this June for a one month run at The Tank.
"So candid and real, it's hysterically funny."
-NY PRESS
It's a secret that was kept for a long time.
When he was 11-and-a-half, Rich Zeroth was diagnosed with a rare brain disease called encephalitis. As a result he missed 127 consecutive days of 5th grade.
That part everyone knows.
This June, he will let you in on his deepest, darkest, secret. He wasn't really sick at all.
He was faking the whole thing.
In 'Swollen Head' Rich Zeroth comes clean about everything from pretending to collapse in the doctor's office to making an appearance at the school play which was dedicated to his good health and fast recovery.
How did he do it? Why did he do it? And what did he do with all that free time?
If telling a bunch of strangers the truth behind his encephalitis isn't enough. . . wait until you see the REAL HIDDEN CAMERA surprise ending.
SWOLLEN HEAD
Written & Performed by Rich Zeroth
Produced & Directed by Jon Friedman
Featuring Brandy Barber, Sara Allocco, Gabe Liedman, Mike Barry &
Audio & video recordings & new live re-enactments!
June 7, 14, 21, 28
7:30 PM
The Tank @ Collective: Unconscious is located at 279 Church Street between Franklin and White.
$7
To get to The Tank by subway take:
A, C, E, J, M, Z, N, Q, R, W, Z, or 6 to Canal Street
1, 9 to Franklin Street
"So candid and real, it's hysterically funny."
-NY PRESS
It's a secret that was kept for a long time.
When he was 11-and-a-half, Rich Zeroth was diagnosed with a rare brain disease called encephalitis. As a result he missed 127 consecutive days of 5th grade.
That part everyone knows.
This June, he will let you in on his deepest, darkest, secret. He wasn't really sick at all.
He was faking the whole thing.
In 'Swollen Head' Rich Zeroth comes clean about everything from pretending to collapse in the doctor's office to making an appearance at the school play which was dedicated to his good health and fast recovery.
How did he do it? Why did he do it? And what did he do with all that free time?
If telling a bunch of strangers the truth behind his encephalitis isn't enough. . . wait until you see the REAL HIDDEN CAMERA surprise ending.
SWOLLEN HEAD
Written & Performed by Rich Zeroth
Produced & Directed by Jon Friedman
Featuring Brandy Barber, Sara Allocco, Gabe Liedman, Mike Barry &
Audio & video recordings & new live re-enactments!
June 7, 14, 21, 28
7:30 PM
The Tank @ Collective: Unconscious is located at 279 Church Street between Franklin and White.
$7
To get to The Tank by subway take:
A, C, E, J, M, Z, N, Q, R, W, Z, or 6 to Canal Street
1, 9 to Franklin Street