'The Watercoolers' perform at Palace Theatre
HAMILTON – An award-winning musical comedy revue about the workplace, from a creator of the hit smash “Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding,” The Water Coolers illustrate the highs and lows of the workplace with wit, charm and insight in a Broadway-caliber production.
The Palace Theater, Hamilton, will present in its 2009-2010 season a quirky comedy revue by a troupe that highlights what we talk about at work. The one-night performance Saturday, No. 21, The Water Coolers ( www.seethewatercoolers.com) will offer Central New York their unique blend of comedy, original songs and song parodies based on the foibles and experiences everyone talks about around the water cooler at work… or just wish they could.
Conceived by one of the creators of the long-running New York hit “Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding,” The Water Coolers celebrate – and skewer – work, life, and balancing the two. From pretending you understand what the IT guy is saying (”The IT Cowboy”) to fending off aggressive salesparents (”Who Will Buy This Crap For My Kid’s School”) to the inflated inner dialogue of the cute guy in the office (“Male Office Hottie”) The Water Coolers reveal the underpinnings of workplace life in hilarious and insightful songs and sketches performed by Broadway veterans.
“The Water Coolers’ take on work and life is needed now more than ever,” said Patricia von Mechow, Director of The Palace Theater. “The performances are top notch and their observations are on the money. We’re excited about bringing them to Hamilton.”
Hailed as “… a breezy, satirical ‘Dilbert’-like musical revue that tickles the ears and funny bones” by the Associated Press and acclaimed by E! Entertainment Television and reviewers across the country, The Water Coolers dead-on observations are drawn from the real life experiences of the creators, cast and crew. Executive producer Sally Allen is a former management consultant; the unique writing staff includes successful, working New York composers and comedy writers and people who still have their day jobs in sales or publishing, plus one retired CEO. The show and the team are led by actor / comedy writer Thomas Michael Allen, a creator of the smash hit “Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding.” The cast includes seasoned Broadway talent, with the current company members’ performing credits including Rock of Ages, The Drowsy Chaperone, Spamalot, Wicked, The Lion King, In The Heights , Les Miserables, Mamma Mia, and Grease.
Come early for the pre-show party at 7 p.m. to get the night rolling. A cash bar provides soda, beer and wine. Meet the entire cast after the show for photos, autographs and to share life and work antics. Tickets for The Water Coolers are $25 for adults and $18 for seniors (60+) and students and are available by calling 315.824.1420.
Next at The Palace Theater is a holiday favorite, Babes In Toyland, performed by American Family Theater, Dec. 12. Visit www.palacetheater.org to view some clips, and learn more about this and other national shows.The Palace Theater, 19 Utica Street, in historic downtown Hamilton is within easy walking distance of free parking, boutiques and casual dining. Tickets are non refundable. Seating is general admission. Live national acts are made possible with the support of The Banfi Vinters Foundation, Colgate Bookstore, Colgate Inn, Crowes Drugs, Hamilton Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine, Park City Builders, Ward Architects, and other Hamilton merchants.
The Palace Theater, Hamilton, will present in its 2009-2010 season a quirky comedy revue by a troupe that highlights what we talk about at work. The one-night performance Saturday, No. 21, The Water Coolers ( www.seethewatercoolers.com) will offer Central New York their unique blend of comedy, original songs and song parodies based on the foibles and experiences everyone talks about around the water cooler at work… or just wish they could.
Conceived by one of the creators of the long-running New York hit “Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding,” The Water Coolers celebrate – and skewer – work, life, and balancing the two. From pretending you understand what the IT guy is saying (”The IT Cowboy”) to fending off aggressive salesparents (”Who Will Buy This Crap For My Kid’s School”) to the inflated inner dialogue of the cute guy in the office (“Male Office Hottie”) The Water Coolers reveal the underpinnings of workplace life in hilarious and insightful songs and sketches performed by Broadway veterans.
“The Water Coolers’ take on work and life is needed now more than ever,” said Patricia von Mechow, Director of The Palace Theater. “The performances are top notch and their observations are on the money. We’re excited about bringing them to Hamilton.”
Hailed as “… a breezy, satirical ‘Dilbert’-like musical revue that tickles the ears and funny bones” by the Associated Press and acclaimed by E! Entertainment Television and reviewers across the country, The Water Coolers dead-on observations are drawn from the real life experiences of the creators, cast and crew. Executive producer Sally Allen is a former management consultant; the unique writing staff includes successful, working New York composers and comedy writers and people who still have their day jobs in sales or publishing, plus one retired CEO. The show and the team are led by actor / comedy writer Thomas Michael Allen, a creator of the smash hit “Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding.” The cast includes seasoned Broadway talent, with the current company members’ performing credits including Rock of Ages, The Drowsy Chaperone, Spamalot, Wicked, The Lion King, In The Heights , Les Miserables, Mamma Mia, and Grease.
Come early for the pre-show party at 7 p.m. to get the night rolling. A cash bar provides soda, beer and wine. Meet the entire cast after the show for photos, autographs and to share life and work antics. Tickets for The Water Coolers are $25 for adults and $18 for seniors (60+) and students and are available by calling 315.824.1420.
Next at The Palace Theater is a holiday favorite, Babes In Toyland, performed by American Family Theater, Dec. 12. Visit www.palacetheater.org to view some clips, and learn more about this and other national shows.The Palace Theater, 19 Utica Street, in historic downtown Hamilton is within easy walking distance of free parking, boutiques and casual dining. Tickets are non refundable. Seating is general admission. Live national acts are made possible with the support of The Banfi Vinters Foundation, Colgate Bookstore, Colgate Inn, Crowes Drugs, Hamilton Orthopaedic Surgery and Sports Medicine, Park City Builders, Ward Architects, and other Hamilton merchants.
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