Senator Scott Brown Gets a Laugh at the Asylum

BOSTON, April 1 /PRNewswire/ -- MA- Senator Scott Brown (R-MA) and his wife WCVB-TV reporter, Gail Huff stopped by Improv Asylum last night to enjoy the new comedy musical, You're A Good Man, Scott Brown.  With a camera crew from the Today show in tow, the couple had a few laughs at their own expense, with the highlight of the evening being when the stage Scott Brown (played by Evan Kaufman) did an exotic dance for the real Gail Huff. Following the show, Senator Brown graciously shook hands and signed autographs for the cast & audience members.

(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20100401/NE80628)

Ripped from the headlines of the recent election, "You're A Good Man, Scott Brown" follows the players who captured both the local and national media's attention. With a keen satirical eye, the new musical celebrates and pokes fun at both the Republican Senator and his Democratic opponent Martha Coakley, taking a wild ride along the campaign trail with a little help along the way from an ol' pickup truck and the ghost of Senator Ted Kennedy.

The Boston Herald acclaims, "Thank goodness for comedy folk who, when pressed, can turn out a send up before a current event loses its currency." and "…just plain old hilarity". The Sun Chronicle notes, "Carr's Coakley is golden" with "guffaws so loud they drowned out the lines" and "Double entendres that would rival some Mel Brooks lines". Written by Jeremy Brothers (Book and Lyrics) and Jim Zaroulis (Music), "You're A Good Man, Scott Brown" promises to delight audiences from both ends of the political spectrum.

About Improv Asylum

Improv Asylum is a Boston-based theater featuring improvisation and sketch comedy shows -- described as "Whose Line is it Anyway?" meets "Saturday Night Live!" With ongoing shows running Tuesday through Sunday at their North End location, they've been repeatedly voted Boston's Best Comedy Club. Improv Asylum has been featured on HBO, NESN and Channel 38. Improv Asylum annually performs for over 50,000 people at their theater in Boston as well as to sold out crowds across the country. For more information see their website at improvasylum.com or contact their box office at 617.263.6887.

SOURCE Improv Asylum

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