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West Side Story: Abridged

By Gil on Wednesday, May 13, 2009

                             "WEST SIDE STORY ABRIDGED"

                                         OR

                         "HIGH SCHOOL... SPANISH... MUSICAL"

                             A Broadway Abridged Script

                                                            By Gil Varod

                                 (With Special Thanks to Google Translate)













            SCENE: ARTHUR LAURENTS' EGOTISTICAL MIND.





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

                          (in his own words)

            I've come up with a way of doing West Side Story that will

            make it absolutely contemporary without changing a word or a

            note.





                                   EVERYBODY IN THE 

                                   ENTIRE WORLD

            That's not really necessary.  West Side Story is a classic. 

            And we're kind of okay with it being a classic, just look at

            the recent revival of South Paci--





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS (CONT'D)

            And what will annoy you is that I'M NOT GOING TO TELL YOU

            WHAT IT IS.

                          (pause)

            Oh, wait.  You'll be annoyed that I'm going to destroy my own

            musical, angrily clutching at it as I sink into the grave. 

            Yes, that part of it might annoy you more.













            SCENE: THE STREETS OF NEW YORK, WITH AN OVERTURE THAT MAKES

            THE SENTIMENTALIST'S HEART GO AFLUTTER.





                                   Enter Arthur Laurents' new, tough,

                                   gritty, "realistic" versions of West

                                   Side's gang members.





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBERS

            See, our wrists are just slightly less limp than those of the

            original cast!  UGH!





                                   HISPANIC GANG MEMBERS

            EL UGH!





                                   They jump around the stage, shimmying

                                   and grinding the shoulders on their

                                   hard, dancer-like male bodies...





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBERS

            ROWR!





                                   HISPANIC GANG MEMBERS

            MAS!  MAS!





                                   ...which they press up against each

                                   other.





                                   Just like the gangs you know.





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBERS

            HARDER!





                                   HISPANIC GANG MEMBERS

            ADIOS MIOS!





                                   And now they're about to have some hot,

                                   male-dancer-on-male-dancer lov--





                                   Except here are two OBLIGATORY

                                   AUTHORITY FIGURES to interrupt them!





                                   LT. SCHRANK

            You're both gangs, and I want you off the street, and also

            I'm unsubtly racist.





                                   OFFICER KRUPKE

                          (speaking one of his 4 total

                           lines in the show)

            Yeah.





                                   They exit racist-ly.





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            Oooh, that Officer Krupke's lack of any actual dialogue makes

            me so much angrier at him than the Lieutenant.  Now would be

            a great time to sing a comedic song about him, and not about

            the Lieutenant.





                                   LEADER OF THE WHITE GANG 

            No, singing that in act 1 would gain the audience's

            sympathies for us early in.  Kind of like the movie.  

            Let's just sing a song about being in a gang, so people know

            we're tough.





                                   They sing a song with lots of gang-like

                                   terms, like "when the spit hits the

                                   fan" and "mother-loving street".  





                                   Just like the gangs you know.





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            What if we got Matt Cavenaugh to join our gang?





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

                          (entering blandly.  Yes, he

                           even *enters* blandly.)

            Did I hear my name?





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            Could you re-join our gang and make us tougher?





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Why, does someone who looks like a J-Crew model help make

            your gang seem tougher?





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            I still fail to buy the notion that you *started* this gang.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            I'm different because now, I have GENERIC HOPES and DREAMS.  

            Something's COMING.  Something.





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            Whoa, did I just miss your "I Want" song?





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Apparently.





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            What did you want?





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            To have positive reviews to make up for me having been in

            "Urban Cowboy".  There goes that.













            SCENE: A HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM.





                                   The 20-something Jets and Sharks are

                                   hanging out in high school gymnasiums

                                   at night.





                                   Just like the gangs that you know.





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST ARTHUR

                                   LAURENTS, EVERYBODY'S LEAST

                                   FAVORITE UNCLE

            But-- Maybe my very clever, would-have-worked idea of making

            it contemporary was to cast the show so they're of age to

            actually be *in* High School!





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Arthur, I'm 31.





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST ARTHUR

                                   LAURENTS, ASSHOLE OF

                                   BROADWAY

            How would I know the difference?  I'm 90.  

            Ah well, let's just make it bilingual instead.





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBERS

            WE HATE YOU, SHARKS!  WE HATE YOU!





                                   HISPANIC GANG MEMBERS

            ESPAÑOL ESPAÑOL ESPAÑOL ESPAÑOL!





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST ARTHUR

                                   LAURENTS, ASSHOLE OF

                                   BROADWAY

            There.  Wonderfully relevant.





                                   Matt Cavenaugh and Josefina Scaglione

                                   meet by convenience of choreography.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Hi.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

                          (emoting instead of acting, but

                           you kinda can't tell cause

                           she's foreign)

            Hola, Señor Abercrombie y El Fitch.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            I know you from somewhere.  Why do you seem so familiar to my

            true love's heart?





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Usted me conoce desde el Youtube-o.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            El Youtube-o!  Oh, you speak it so beautifully!  

            I am instantly in ridiculous young love at first sight.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Como que Shakespeare escribe en Romeo and Juliet, que

            MADE SENSE porque Romeo y Juliet estan SIXTEEN AND FOURTEEN,

            RESPECTIVELY-O.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

                          (singing)

            JOSEFINA!  I JUST MET A GIRL NAMED JOSEFINA!

            Um....

            JOSEFINA JOSEFINA JOSEFINA!

            ....

            Wow, sorry, kinda ran out of lyrics there. 

            Maybe we could have made up for that if we had that cool hip 

            daddy-o "chemistry" whiz-bang stuff that I've heard so much

            about, pops.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Oh Matt, every time you speak another "Laurents-ism", I fall

            ever more deeply in love with you.





                                   We now move to a BALCONY, because

                                   you're too stupid to get the parallels.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Oh el Matt-o, el Matt-o, donde estas thou el Matt-o?





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Josefina!





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            El Matt-o!  





                                   He joins her on the biggest frickin'

                                   fire escape ever devised by man.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE (CONT'D)

            Tonight!  Suns and moons!





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Josefina!  Tonight, Josefina, the world is a star!





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            I love you!  There's only you tonight!





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            I love you!  You're the only thing I see!  Etcetera etcetera!





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Y el resto!





                                        WE FLASH FORWARD TO...













            THIRTY YEARS LATER, WHAT THEIR LIFE WOULD HAVE BEEN LIKE IF

            THEY HAD ENDED UP GETTING MARRIED.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            The world is full of light.  





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Es claro that we've never really had very much to talk about.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            All the world is you and me, Josefina.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Cuando the kids grow up, I'm divorcing you.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Frankly I'm surprised we had enough sexual energy to actually

            get a bun in your oven.













            SCENE: THANK GOD KAREN OLIVO IS HERE.





                                   HISPANIC GANG LEADER

            Hola, Karen Olivo!  Como are you doing?





                                   KAREN OLIVO

            I APPRECIATE the theatrical way that your Spanish fades out

            when you're speaking to other Hispanics, even though we know

            you're probably actually speaking in Spanish.  Imagine if we

            did that in BOTH acts!  





                                   HISPANIC GANG MEMBER

            And I APPRECIATE that you're just generally fantastic.  You'd

            think that we could somehow get an entire cast as good as

            you.  Isn't this Broadway?





                                   KAREN OLIVO

            And I APPRECIATE less how your accent fades out, and then

            back in, and then back out again.  AI AI AI!





                                   Karen Olivo sings AMERICA which,

                                   regardless of whatever BS excuse you've

                                   heard about how "a song about America

                                   should be performed in English", is

                                   done like that simply because IT

                                   WOULDN'T BE FUNNY IN SPANISH.





                                   She dances and delivers comedy

                                   effortlessly, while the CHORUS forgets

                                   that you're supposed to enunciate when

                                   singing.





                                   HISPANIC FEMALE CHORUS

            I ANNA E I A-ERICA

            O-AY I E I A-ERICA...





                                   But for a moment...

                                   Let us take pause and imagine just the

                                   notion of a one-woman West Side Story

                                   starring Karen Olivo.





                                   Don't feel ashamed at the wistful tear

                                   forming in the corner of your eye. 

                                   There's nothing wrong with that.













            SCENE: "COOL".





                                   Enter the white gang members.





                                   They snap in unison a lot.





                                   Then they leave.













            SCENE: MATT AND JOSEFINA ARE STILL IN LOVE FOR SOME REASON.





                                   Matt Cavenaugh enters.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Matt, the gangs are fighting tomorrow.  I want you to single

            handedly bring their years of fighting to an end in one

            evening.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            I'll do that for you later so long as we can have an awkward

            dream ballet right now.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Si.  I'll just hold up this convenient bride mannequin and

            wear the veil...





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            I'll just hold up this groom mannequin and wear the top

            hat...





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            And we'll totally ignore the fact that you started a gang,

            but now you're PLAYING WITH DOLLS.













            SCENE: IS IT THE ACT ONE FINALE?





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE AND  

                                   MATT CAVANAUGH

            TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT,

            TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT,

            TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT,

            TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT,

            TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT,

            TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT, TONIGHT.





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBERS

            THE SHARKS ARE GOING TO GET IT TONIGHT!





                                   HISPANIC GANG MEMBERS

                          (singing at the same time)

            LOS AVIONES VAN A MUERTA, uh, TONIGHT!





                                   With everybody in the cast saying

                                   "TONIGHT" one last time, and Act 1

                                   being so long, and Act 2 having four

                                   songs, this is the perfect place for an

                                   intermission to HAPPEN.





                                   Of course, it DOESN'T.













            SCENE: UNDER A RATHER IMPRESSIVE HIGHWAY SET.





                                   A random TOMBOY hangs around to watch

                                   and marvel at how awesome gangs are,

                                   because tomboys in dramatic works are

                                   always RIDICULOUS.





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBERS

            WE'RE GONNA KILL ALL OF YOU!





                                   HISPANIC GANG MEMBERS

            WE'RE GONNA KILL ALL OF YOU!





                                   They fight.





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBERS

            LA!





                                   HISPANIC GANG MEMBERS

            EL LA!!!!





                                   Uh... no, not like how people fight in

                                   a musical.  They ACTUALLY FIGHT.













            SCENE: SURE, DO THE INTERMISSION *NOW*.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Oh, muchachas!  Estoy muy happy-o!

                          (singing)

            I FEEL PRETTY

            I FEEL--





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

            Hold on, this doesn't feel Gimmicky enough.  And as I always

            say, Gotta Get a Gimmick!





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Wrong musical, and you didn't write those-- 





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Lin Manuel Miranda!





                                   LIN MANUEL MIRANDA,

                                   BROADWAY'S FAVORITE HISPANIC

            OMG HI EVERYONE! :D





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

            Please give Josefina those translated lyrics.





                                   LIN MANUEL MIRANDA,

                                   BROADWAY'S FAVORITE HISPANIC

            Guess what?  I GOT TO MEET SONDHEIM!  I'm so excited--I mean,

            did you hear my Tony acceptance speech?  LOL, it was

            basically a giant rap to Sondheim, even though he didn't even

            show up to collect his lifetime achievement award.  OMG

            STEPHEN SONDHEIM!





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            You did this... just to meet Sondheim...





                                   LIN MANUEL MIRANDA,

                                   BROADWAY'S FAVORITE HISPANIC

            YES I GOT TO MEET STEPHEN SONDHEIM!

            ...well, by meet, I mean I got to talk to him on the phone

            for a few minutes...BUT STILL!

            Anyway, here's the translation.





                                   KAREN OLIVO

            Hey, imagine if we performed an entire scene in a language

            that this whitebread audience hasn't spoken since high

            school.





                                   That REALLY HAPPENS.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

                          (singing as she over

                           exaggerates her blocking)

            SIENTO HERMOSA

            SIENTO HERMOSA

            SIENTO HERMOSA Y INGENIOSO Y BRILLANTE!

            Y QUE LÁSTIMA...





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

            Funny, in this instance, doing it all in Spanish actually

            does make it more contemporary.  

            Because in today's day and age nobody could swallow those

            lyrics if they understood a word of them.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Can't they just read the supertitles?





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

            We cut those out.  Rather than be distracted by them, I'd

            rather the audience be confused, bored, and asleep.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Also, subtitles would be admitting that this needed a

            director who actually knows how to stage foreign-language

            scenes.  

            Like an Opera Director.  Or Baz Luhrmann; it's not like he

            has work.





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

            Is this really that big a deal?  Everybody knows what happens

            in the scenes--it's West Side Story.





                                   KAREN OLIVO

            Sure--then after seeing a High School Production of West Side

            to bone up on the foreign-language Broadway version, we can

            tell people to see a High School Production of Guys and

            Dolls.

            So they aren't confused when they realize the new revival has

            the complexity and nuances of a 16-bit Sega game...  

            And some of the backgrounds too, it seems.





                                   Karen Olivo FTW!













            SCENE: FIELDS OF GREEN.





                                   Everybody--Sharks, Jets, El Resto--is

                                   living in peace and happiness and

                                   harmony.  We are either in the

                                   musical's second dream ballet or a

                                   Claritin commercial.





                                   Enter that little boy from the Fiddler

                                   on the Roof revival.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Who the heck are you?





                                   LITTLE BOY

            I represent innocence? Or, your unborn lovechild.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Weren't you in NINE?





                                   LITTLE BOY

            By NINE, do you mean VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED?  Then, yes.

            Now have HAVE SEX AND CONCEIVE ME.





                                   MATT CAVENAUGH

            Wow, creepy.













            SCENE: THE OFFICER KRUPKE SONG.





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            I'm still angry at the cops even though they're on our side.





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBER #1

            Well, we could do something to help the plot continue to move

            forward.  Alternatively, we could stop it with a charm number

            that's too little, too late.





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

                          (crazy eyes)

            CHARM NOTHING!





                                   Curtis Holbrook leads the cast in what

                                   may possibly be the first horrifyingly

                                   evil version of Office Krupke ever. 





                                   It's not funny, although there's sure a

                                   lot of people hitting each other on the

                                   head with sound effects.





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST 

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS, 

                                   GEEZER OF BROADWAY

            Aren't "funny" and "sound effects" one in the same?





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

                          (actually acting like a gang

                           member you'd be afraid to meet

                           in an alley)

            AAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGH!





                                   Fair enough, Curtis.  When Karen Olivo

                                   does her one-woman West Side, you get

                                   to be the special guest star for one of

                                   the duets.













            SCENE: WHERE KAREN OLIVO TELLS JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE THAT SHE

            NEEDS TO FORGET ABOUT MATT CAVANAUGH, AND YOU DEFINITELY WANT

            TO MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT HAPPENS IN THIS SCENE

            BECAUSE IT'S ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT AND PROPELLING PLOT

            POINTS.





                                   KAREN OLIVO

            Un muchacho como ese ¿Quién había matar a tu hermano.

            Olvídate de ese muchacho Y encontrar otro. Una de su propia

            especie. Se atengan a su propia especie. Un muchacho como ese

            Le dará dolor. Conocerás a otro chico mañana. Una de su

            propia especie. Se atengan a su propia especie. 





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Anita ¡Oh no, no Anita no. No es cierto, no para mí. Es

            cierto que usted, no para mí. He oído sus palabras. Y en mi

            cabeza Sé que estás listo. Pero mi corazón, Anita, Pero mi

            corazón Sabe que está mal. Usted debe saber mejor. Que estuvo

            en el amor O lo que dice. Usted debe saber mejor. Tengo un

            amor y es todo lo que tengo.





                                   KAREN OLIVO

            Un chico que mata no puede amar. Un chico que mata no tiene

            corazón. Y él es el chico ¿Quién recibe tu amor Y recibe tu

            corazón. Muy inteligente, María, muy inteligente. Un muchacho

            como ese Quiere sólo una cosa. Y cuando termine Él va a dejar

            solo. Él asesinato de su amor. Él fue asesinado el mío. Sólo

            esperar y ver. Espera María, Sólo esperar y ver.





                                   Holy crap.  Apparently you've

                                   accidentally switched to the Telemundo

                                   channel again when they're playing one

                                   of those hideous, over-acted soap

                                   operas where you don't understand

                                   what's going on.





                                   No wait a second aren't you in a

                                   theater?













            SCENE: A "PHARMACY", WHICH IN TODAY'S CONNOTATION IS A MUCH

            MORE LIKELY PLACE FOR GANG MEMBERS TO HAVE HUNG OUT AT.





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            Old man who owns this Sodie Shoppe, you need to GO DOWNSTAIRS

            so you don't see us doing more gang-like things, like playing

            a jukebox and drinking Strawberry Phosphates, whatever those

            are.





                                   OLD MAN

            Allright.  But I'm going to do it because it says to in the

            script, not because I find a single damn one of you anywhere

            in the realm of "threatening".





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            Shut up, old man.





                                   OLD MAN

            YEAH WELL WHY DON'T YOU DRINK A BEER! 





                                   Enter Karen Olivo.





                                   KAREN OLIVO

            I am here with a mis-delivered message for Matt Cavenaugh, so

            the two romantic leads don't have to take medicines to

            pretend they're dead or anything.





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBER #1

            Arthur can I smoke some pot?





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

            No.





                                   WHITE GANG MEMBER #2

            Can I say a cuss word?





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

            No.





                                   CURTIS HOLBROOK

            Arthur, can we attempt to rape her?





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

            Yeah that's perfectly fine.  





                                   They DO.





                                   Because the thing that was definitely

                                   missing from West Side Story was RAPE.













            SCENE: ENDING.





                                   Matt Cavenaugh is dead.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            ¿Cómo utilizar esta arma?  Are there enough bullets in here

            para ti?  





                                   Josefina melodramatically waves a gun

                                   in the air while speaking more

                                   unintelligible Spanglish.





                                   JOSEFINA SCAGLIONE

            Y for usted?  Y will there be suficiente for mí?





                                   AUDIENCE

            Come on, why the heck can't I even understand what's going on

            during the ending?  Why's the hispanic girl holding a gun?





                                   LT. SCHRANK

            A HISPANIC GIRL'S HOLDING A GUN?!?!?!?!?





                                   Enter thirty policemen, who open fire

                                   on Josefina Scaglione.





                                   LT. SCHRANK

            That'll teach them.  That'll teach them all how the play

            really ends!





                                   He then opens fire on Arthur Laurents.





                                   DIRECTOR/LIBRETTIST      

                                   ARTHUR LAURENTS

                          (dying)

            But.... I'm... so.... old....

            Waste... of... bullets..





                                   And then takes off his mask to reveal

                                   that he's actually...





                                   LT. SCHRANK, A.K.A.

                                   WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE!

            We tell the story MY WAY, and I said the girl dies too.  So

            screw all of you.

            ....But I'm still racist.  





                                   He shoots Josefina in the head a few

                                   more times.





                                   LT. SCHRANK, A.K.A.  

                                   WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE!

            Damn spics.





                                        BLACKOUT.

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