MAX & MAXINE: TOGETHER…AGAIN! received a 2012 Bistro Award for Musical Comedy in ceremonies recently held at NYC’s Gotham Comedy Club. The show, which has been called a “hilarious spoof of the quintessential lousy lounge act,” stars Bryan, as well as Jen Perry and Gary Adler, and was co-written by the trio and directed by Martha Banta, who originally commissioned the show for the Adirondack Theatre Festival in 1997. For more info, click here.
Info on upcoming performances TBA!
Bryan recently guest starred on an episode of the hit CBS drama BLUE BLOODS. He played Detective Paul Collins in the episode “Leap of Faith.”
Bryan will guest star on the hit CBS drama BLUE BLOODS Friday, February 10, 10:00 p.m. EST!
Last February, Bryan took part in the reading of an exciting new musical written by Anna K. Jacobs and Bill Nelson, called HARMONY, KANSAS in New York City. Now, Goodspeed Musicals in Connecticut is including the show in its “Goodspeed Festival of New Artists” during the second week of January 2012, and Bryan was invited to take part in the reading, reprising the role of “Fuzz.”
For more information, click here.
To read the playbill.com article regarding last February’s reading in NYC, click here.
Thanks to everyone who made MAX & MAXINE: TOGETHER…AGAIN! such a big hit! Hope to see you all again very soon!
BY POPULAR DEMAND!
ONE MORE TIME!
MAX & MAXINE’S FINAL PERFORMANCE!
(…of 2011 anyway)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 @ 10PM
“MAX & MAXINE: TOGETHER…AGAIN!”
MAX & MAXINE, along with their bitter sidekick Shecky Sheckenstein at the piano, are “Together…AGAIN!” It’s a rollercoaster evening of fun and entertainment you won’t want to miss!
1 SHOW ONLY!
Tuesday, November 15 @ 10 pm
Don’t Tell Mama
343 W. 46th Street
212-757-0788
$15 cover + 2 drink minimum
Starring Bryan Scott Johnson and Jennifer Perry
Featuring Gary Adler as Shecky Sheckenstein
Directed by Martha Banta
“HILARIOUS SPOOF OF THE QUINTESSENTIAL LOUSY LOUNGE ACT!” – Roy Sander, Back Stage
“SIDE-SPLITTING…MAX AND MAXINE DESERVE A COMEBACK!” – Barbara & Scott Siegel, InTheater
“FUNNY AND OFTEN PAINFULLY TRUTHFUL!” – Marisa Cohen, Time Out New York
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