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Super Fun Press Release

Press releases can be such dull affairs. Enjoy this relief from tedium (and feel free to re-circulate): our newest Super Fun Press Release for the upcoming 2/24 show!

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February 24 Means Super Hot Cheap Fun Variety

The Super Fun Variety Show returns with a radical underground circus cabaret, Sunday Feb 24, during the Hot Cheap Living performance festival that marks the end of the famous Living Theatre’s residence at 21 Clinton Street.

Super Fun Variety, launched in 2011, is committed to an irreverent spirit, a strong social consciousness, and an environmentally and creatively sustainable local community. Previous shows have sold out to standing-room-only crowds and featured top-flight talents, including world-renowned variety performers, internationally acclaimed circus artists, award-winning literati, and the 2012 Academy Award-nominated film short, “Time Freak.” Impose Magazine calls us “an incredible array of talent ranging from the silly to the sublime.”

Hosted by sibling ukulele sensations Ellia and Josh Bisker (of Sweet Soubrette and Cobra Gold), February 24th's Super (Hot Cheap) Fun Variety Show features a panoply of circus performers, physical comedians, acrobats, musical acts, bicycle arts activists, and more, and is paired with a show by Brooklyn-based ragtime-punk sextet Apocalypse Five and Dime (the perfect soundtrack to what happens after the world ends). With:


WHAT: Super Fun Variety Show
WHEN: Sunday, February 24, 2013
WHERE: The Living Theatre
ADDRESS: 21 Clinton Street, NYC
FESTIVAL WEBSITE: http://hotcheaplivingperformancefestival.yolasite.com
DOORS: 7:00pm
TICKET PRICE: $10
TICKET LINK: http://bit.ly/superhotcheapfun
PRESS CONTACT: Josh Bisker
E-MAIL: SuperFunVariety@gmail.com
SHOW WEBSITE: www.superfunvariety.com

A Super Cub Comes to New York

A Super Cub C70 sighted in New York City! I love, love, love these little bikes. They're ubiquitous around Japan, indestructible, super comfortable, and adorable. I got to ride a friend's family's cub around all of Western Japan in a series of increasingly madcap adventures, and miss the thing as if it were a friend I'd left behind there.

Three-stroke cyclical clutch, nary a maintenance issue ever, hilariously good fuel economy, and SO CUTE. The speedometer on this one goes to 55 kph. Adorable!