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ART ROMP 19, New Years Eve at the Warehouse

I’ll have 2 drawings of Tommy in the Art Romp.

ART ROMP 19
New Year’s Eve
7pm-2am FREE

Art-Performance-Music-a picnic in the Parking Lot!
35 local artists featuring painting, sculpture, video, photography,
performance, music
more info at www.warehousetheater.com

LOBSTER BOY’S NEW YEAR’S EVE BASH!!
Starring Trixie Little and the Evil Hate Monkey!

Sunday, December 31st @ 10pm

Get bent with the Lobster Boy and his outlandish variety show as they ring in the New Year at the Warehouse Theater with Trixie Little and the Evil Hate Monkey!

Trapeze swinging! Baby New Year tossing! Sing-alongs! Champagne Toast! DJ Music! Only $20! You can’t beat it!

The Lobster Boy Revue invites you to “haul your uninspired ass over to the Warehouse” for a night of bizarre performances, freakshow follies, and burlesque beauties. Don’t worry, we’ll save enough cheap champagne for everybody.

Tickets are available in advance at www.lobsterboy.net. For more information, call (202) 462-6331.

Gross National Product’s
SON OF A BUSH

SON OF A BUSH is a revue by two, featuring GNP’s comedy couple John Simmons and Christine Thompson. With targets ranging from the embattled president and the best Congress that lobbyists can buy, the new show is more fun than a barrelful of Dick Cheneys.

Performances
Fri Dec 29 at 8pm
Sat Dec 30 at 8pm and 10pm
Sun Dec 31 at 8pm and 10pm

Info & reservations – 202 783 7212
$30

Warehouse Arts
1017 – 1021 7th Street NW
202 783 3933

Tommy Holding A Joint

Photos from LA

Been home from LA for a week, and still trying to catch up. Here are pics of Kate and Jared, Mike and myself from the trip. A great time was had by all.

The first pics are from the gallery and opening night. All the artists were there except new dad Paul Barnes from the UK. Sergio flew in from Barcelona, Spain. The others were LA artists. It was all great work, and lots of people came in for the show. It was packed all night, and they had to kick everyone out at 11.

We made it to the Getty on Friday, and the Santa Monica Pier on Saturday, where I was forced to ride the ferris wheel. In Palm Springs we stayed at the Desert Hills – and hiked in the “hills” behind it. We ventured off to Joshua Tree before driving back to LA and going to Disneyland on Thursday. Enjoy…