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“Despite the presence of puppets, the show is not recommended for patrons under the age of 14. (adult language, bizarre sexual situations)” Whoa.
‘Manos, the Hands of Felt’ in Seattle (featuring special guests)“Manos, The Hands of Felt,” “a giddy puppet musical re-imagining of the cult classic” will be performed Fridays and Saturdays, Aug. 9-10 and 16-17 at 8 p.m. at the Richard Hugo House, 1634 11th Ave. in Seattle. Following the Saturday, Aug. 10, performance there will be a question-and-answer session with Jackey Raye Neyman Jones (little “Debbie” from the movie) and Bryan Jennings (the son of the actor who played the sheriff). Get tickets and more info here.
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A raunchy puppet show? I always had my suspicions about those little creepy guys, including the hedonistic hell-raiser Howdy Doody.
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“Bizarre sexual situations” involving puppets. It sounds like scout camp when I was a kid. Right? Doesn’t it? Ehem. Never mind.
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Not since “Meet the Feebles” will there be a puppet show more vile.. And hopefully as entertaining. Too bad I live so far away (doesn’t anyone stay in one place, anymore?).
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You had me at “Hands Of Felt.” “Bizarre sexual situations” is just glaze on the donut.
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#1 I believe when he acted in bizarre sexual situations Howdy changed his last name to Doodle.
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#4 Hands of felt, glaze on the donut. Sounds like lyrics from a Zappa song.
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“Hands of felt glaze on the donut” is my favorite Ferlinghetti poem.
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I think I am in love with Goshzilla! Haha, just kidding around. But, still.
Go Washington! Woo!
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I saw this last year. The “bizzare sexual situations” referes to their recreation of a rape scene editted out of the MST3K episode. Still a great show, with increasingly surreal humor.
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