Sara Bynoe, actor, writer, humorist,
Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing is a comedy show where funny people read from terrible books. Well, you’ll be pleased to know that there are a lot of terrible musical theatre songs out there in the world and we’re going to share those with you! We’re diving deep into
Here are some photos from the Say Wha?! show August 21. Photo credit Kathryn Mussallem
Tonight. 8-10pm. Cottage Bistro – 4470 Main Street, Vancouver. $5-10 at the door. Be there.
Here’s what happened last Wednesday at the Say Wha?! show” I read from the poems of Suzanne Somers. Here’s a very funny video of Kristen Wiig reading from the same book. Stu Popp entertained us with a reading of Tailchaser’s Song. It was wonderfully horrible and is currently being made into
Thanks to everyone who has downloaded the podcast and subscribed on iTunes! It really means a lot to me. Two episodes are up. One with a reading by me and the other is from the always funny Chip Ellis. Go and listen today!
Sara Bynoe (aka me!) told us why she’s still single by researching how to make men love her by reading the half finished book 14.5 Things Women Shouldn’t Do by Mr Things and the How to Make a Man Love You by Grant J Hall. What we learned: it’s because she’s too darn
Get the April edition of Disorder Magazine for the paper version of this interview with me. Or check out their handy dandy PDF version. Note: This article seems to imply that I started Dance Dance Party Party, I did not. It was started in 2007 in NYC. I started the
Oops. This post should have gone up over a month ago. Oh well, better late than never. Cameron MacLeod read from R Kelly’s amazingly crazy autobiography. Turns out R Kelly used to strip as Darth Vader. Emily Elias shared Miley Cyrus’ autobiography that was equally as crazy as R Kelly’s but coming
It’s that time again! The third Wednesday of the month is approaching, that means it’s time for Say Wha?! Readings of Deliciously Rotten Writing. Have you ever read a poorly written novel and thought to yourself, who publishes this crap? Or come across a hilariously out of date self-help book in a
Better late than never. Here’s what you missed at the October show. I’d previously read from the Google Book version of this self-help book, but I had to download the Kindle edition to realize it’s full craziness. I’m working on a review of the book for a blog post, so
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