Freak Weather Feels Different
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Narrated by:
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Beth Lapides
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Janeane Garofalo
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Bobcat Goldthwait
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Greg Behrendt
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Written by:
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Un-Cabaret
This now out-of-print underground release captures the incredible energy, creativity, and hysteria of the Un-Cabaret's birth. The legendary show was hailed as the "mother-show of alternative comedy" as Beth and her friends forged a new style of comedy that was real, true, intimate, emotional, and sometimes painfully honest.
- Sound Check by Beth Lapides
- Role Models by Beth Lapides
- Bang by Taylor Negron
- Help by Judy Toll
- Bullfrogs by Henriette Mantel
- Feels Different by Beth Lapides
- Now I'm Annie Sprinkle by Janeane Garofalo
- Pillow Talk by Kathy Griffin
- This Cat's in Heat by Dana Gould
- The Mineshaft by Terry Sweeney
- A Know-It-All-Nude-Dirty-Curvey-Model Girl by Beth Lapides
- 464-Fece by Taylor Negron
- A Violent Interruption by Beth Lapides
- Stupid Noise by Rick Overton
- Don't Be Schticky on the Slate by Andy Kindler
- Throw the Fag Out the Window by Terry Sweeney
- Whoopie Roast by Bobcat Goldthwait
- Rock Star by Greg Behrendt
- The Forbidden Emotion by Beth Lapides
- Last Thursday by Julia Sweeney
- Man of the House by Bob Odenkirk
- Info-Dad by Merrill Markoe
- Labor Pains by Andy Dick
- Moth in Ear by Dana Gould
- 96 by Beth Lapides
- Censored by Conan by David Cross
- The Church Of Something-Ology by Judy Toll
- Baby-Talking Smack-Addict by Andy Kindler
- Steak & Whiskey by Bob Odenkirk
- I Am What I Hate by Bobcat Goldthwait
- Freak Weather by Taylor Negron
- The Comic's Song by Dana Gould
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What the critics say
"Consistently brilliant...super-now comedy!" (LA Weekly)
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