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Your host, Tom
X. Chao, kicks off the evening by singing his original song,
"The Nine Muses," while accompanying himself on the Roland SPD-20 electronic
drum pad.
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Mort Milder discourses on the
state of the publishing industry with his usual wit and insight.
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Faith Pilger dances her intense,
self-choregraphed "Cyberlicious" piece (with wings).
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Faith doesn't look happy about
Tom's request for her to perch on a rickety Surf Reality stool during the
banter segment.
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Amy Eisner travelled from Baltimore,
MD, to grace the proceedings with her original poetry.
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Tom's dramaturge of many years,
Seth Madej, came from Pittsburgh, PA, to portray "Professor Madej" in the
hilarious "Introduction to Astronomy."
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Jeff Ward (r) and Kevin Maher
sing Jeff's poignant song about being gay cowboys.
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Michele Carlo blends identity
politics into the mix with an excerpt from her solo show, "The Search For
My Inner Latina." She's a red-headed Puerto Rican!
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Noelle Romano (l) and Becky
Poole enjoy the post-show schmooze after they finished delighting the audience
with their weird, wild, wacky songs. Photo: Seth Madej.
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After the show, the explosive
Peter Blomquist, director of the "Franco and Billy, Part II" video, confronts
an unidentified guest. Photo: Seth Madej.
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