the line starts around 10.30 or so and there are often times when they run out of seats and provide cushions for people to sit on. the stage is very intimate, so don't sit in the front row if you want to remain low key.

the skits really range from funny and absurd to biographical and heart-rending. there is a definite liberal message in their stuff, so if you can't handle parody and wit, stay home and listen to some talk radio.

the cast goes through it's share of changes, but the list of 30 plays constantly changes, so if you go every month or so, you'll see a completely different show. the cast changes seem to be just another way for the show to keep it's dynamic and fluid nature.

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