Based on "Poor Unfortunate Souls" from The Little Mermaid by Alan Menken & Howard Ashman
Parody lyrics by Benjamin Schatz Arrangement by Jeff Manabat
Featuring: Spencer Brown as "Trampolina" Jeff Manabat as "Trixie" Nathan Marken as "Winnie" J.B. McLendon as "Angel"
Recorded live at New Conservatory Theatre Center in San Francisco, CA
Based on "Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street" by Joe Raposo
Parody lyrics by Benjamin Schatz Arrangement by Jeff Manabat
Featuring: Spencer Brown as "Trampolina" Jeff Manabat as "Trixie" Nathan Marken as "Winnie" J.B. McLendon as "Angel"
Recorded live at New Conservatory Theatre Center in San Francisco, CA
Based on "Puff, the Magic Dragon" by Peter, Paul, and Mary.
Parody lyrics by Benjamin Schatz. Arrangement by Jeff Manabat.
Featuring: Spencer Brown as "Trampolina" Jeff Manabat as "Trixie" Nathan Marken as "Winnie" J.B. McLendon as "Angel"
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Faced with foreclosure on their manger – yes, that manger – Angel, Winnie, Trixie, and Trampolina frantically try to sell off their hallowed home in a hurry! Prepare to have your favorite holiday classics ruined as crises Read more
Faced with foreclosure on their manger – yes, that manger – Angel, Winnie, Trixie, and Trampolina frantically try to sell off their hallowed home in a hurry! Prepare to have your favorite holiday classics ruined as crises arise, secrets are revealed, Jewish-Gentile tensions surface, and mayhem ensues.
The Kinsey Sicks delight in Dragapella® take on timeless tunes such as “Lusty the Snowman,” a naughty ditty detailing the exploits of a certain snow creature and the new Christmas culinary classic, “Soylent Night.” No longer relegated to the back end of the seasonal decor aisle, the group indulges in hilarious Jewish satire with the popular parody Don’t be Happy, “Worry,” the Chanukah spa classic “I Had a Little Facial,” and introduces their original Jewish feminist anthem, “Nice Jewish Girls.”
Always aware of the political climate, The Kinsey Sicks take a break in celebrating the “War on Christmas” to take on hot topics of immigration (“Anchor Baby”), gun control (“Get a Gun”), and of course the Supreme Court of the United States in this edition of Oy Vey in a Manger.
Recorded Live at Theate J at the Edlavitch Jewish Community Center in Washington, DC
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2020 may be known as the year we avoid contact, but The Kinsey Sicks brought their madcap shtick from the stage to your screens - all of them! Be it a phone, tablet, phablet, laptop, or a 128” 8K wrap-around smartTV, they Read more
2020 may be known as the year we avoid contact, but The Kinsey Sicks brought their madcap shtick from the stage to your screens - all of them! Be it a phone, tablet, phablet, laptop, or a 128” 8K wrap-around smartTV, they took Dragapella® to new heights (and familiar lows, just ask Winnie!).
Packed with piercing political parodies and powerful original songs, Quarantunes takes on your partisan favorites like an abusive Attorney General (“Mad Attorney General”), corrupt political families (“Grifters”), and lusty sex scandals/Trixie's side hustle (“Stormy Daniels”).
Not ones to be upstaged by a global pandemic - or to respect social niceties - the girls begrudgingly adapt to the new normal and remind us to keep “Social Distance” and respectfully ask that you “Don’t-cha, Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch Me!” And while some have chosen to “Let It Go,” the COVID-19 virus has forced us all, especially singers, to have a new-found appreciation for “Good Ventilation.”
The Kinsey Sicks also take a stand in the ongoing struggle for justice and ask “Which Side Are You On?” Quarantunes also doesn’t shy away from heart-hitting tunes with the girls’ take on “Privilege” and giving voice to those suffering most during the pandemic with “The Sound of Sirens."
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Move over, Pitch Perfect! THE KINSEY SICKS, America’s Favorite Dragapella Beautyshop Quartet for over twenty years, release our ninth album, Eight Is Enough!
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Move over, Pitch Perfect! THE KINSEY SICKS, America’s Favorite Dragapella® Beautyshop Quartet for over twenty years, release our ninth album, Eight Is Enough!
On Eight Is Enough, THE KINSEY SICKS take on political satire in our own inimitable way. We mischievously retool Irving Berlin (“Putin in the Ritz”), skewer right-wing media (“What Does Fox News Say?”) and offer our, uh...unique perspectives on such issues as gun control (“Get a Gun”) and feminism (“Girls Like”). And if that doesn’t offend you, we twist childhood classics you’ll never hear the same way again (“A Whole New Hole”, “Pretty Sh*tty Gang Bang”, and more!)
In addition to original songs penned by KINSEY SICKS co-founder and lyricist Ben Schatz, the album includes wicked parodies that re-purpose music ranging from Pharrell and Carole King to an old Shirley Temple tune thrown in for good measure. The biting satire is complemented by the customary KINSEY SICKS servings of raunch, making Eight Is Enough perfect not only for savvy listeners but for their low-brow friends and family as well. The album is performed by THE KINSEY SICKS entirely in glorious four-part a cappella harmony.
Special to fans and new listeners alike, the album features original founding member Irwin Keller, who retired from the group in 2014, and the group’s newest ingénue, Nathan Marken, rounding out a majority of the bass vocals as Winnie.