We already told you about N, the only letter in Burlesque and Harrison Greenbaum, a funny man, but we’ve got more in store for you, dear audience member.
We’re totally stoked to welcome back to our stage Jessica Delfino, who wowed the crowd with her musical mastery of the rape whistle back in February. Here’s a little bit of bio on her:
Jessica Delfino has been publicly denounced by the US Catholic League for her vulgar displays of, um, music. She has performed in festivals world wide, including Reading & Leeds. Her show is fun for the whole family, except for the kids. Check her out on Facebook, Twitter, jessydelfino.blogspot, the whole shebang, or just google her and see what comes up.
We’re also near to staining our shorts with excitement over welcoming to our stage for the first time a loyal and regular fan, Nick Brentley
Nick is not your average freelancing artist. Outside of singing, dancing, choreographing, modeling and acting, he specializes in “omniployment” or passing as a cashier, waiter or janitor and the like to a presumptuous public amidst a growing list of establishments. The summer months often expand his skill set to include said occupations and other non-artistic pursuits, but please don’t tell his non-existent agent. Nick is very much on the rise with his crafts and is pleased to make his debut with the multitudinous giddy. He encourages you to anticipate the launch of a media-laden, interactive www.nickbrentley.com.
