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The Kinsey Sicks' New Musical Comedy Show, "Dragapella!" to Hit the Las Vegas Hilton: Kicks Off Unlimited Engagement Starting March 3, 2006
High heels, beautiful voices and a little
'four'-play hit Sin-City, Las Vegas. That may sound like something that
secretly 'stays in Vegas' -- but for the award-winning, all-male, a
cappella beauty shop quartet, The Kinsey Sicks (www.kinseysicks.com),
it's a new career high note they're ready to belt out to the world!
Produced by veteran talent producers, Rich Super and Paul Reder,
"Dragapella!," launches March 3, 2006 as an unlimited engagement at the
Las Vegas Hilton Shimmer Cabaret Tuesday - Saturday at 9:30 p.m.
(http://www.lvhilton.com).

The Kinsey Sicks are named for the top end of sexologist Alfred Kinsey's
scale of sexual orientation. Their "Dragapella! " stage show-extravaganza
is what happens when beauty magazine's vivacious divas of "fashion and
hairdo don'ts" walk into a fierce comedy-musical vortex and end up in a
magical entertainment wonderland that combines award winning a cappella
singing, sharp satire and over-the-top comedy. The feisty foursome
"Rachel"(Ben Schatz), "Winnie" (Irwin Keller), "Trampolina" (Chris Dilley)
and "Trixie" (Jeff Manabat), inspired by the essence of idol, Bette Midler
in concert, are sure to entertain, make you laugh and literally be the
mother of all Vegas shows. The Kinsey Sicks have been called "one of the
more uniquely original (and thoroughly fun and entertaining) acts we have
encountered in years" (Billboard Magazine) and have been praised for their
"voices sweet as birdsong" (New York Times).
"This is by far one of the funniest and most innovative shows we've seen
come to Vegas in years and we're delighted to have it open at the Las Vegas
Hilton for an unlimited run," said Ken Ciancimino, executive vice president
of administration for the Las Vegas Hilton. "We feel that this show has
every ingredient to make it a smash hit here in Vegas," he added.
"Dragapella! is gut wrenchingly funny and ferociously creative revealing
tremendous political savvy in its use of wicked satire. We are honored to
be a part of such a unique show and feel the timing is right for this as
Las Vegas continues to set the standard in entertainment," said veteran
producers Rich Super and Paul Reder.
Not just an act, but an enterprise -- The Kinsey Sicks are currently
performing in Puerto Vallarta and have performed at legendary Studio 54 in
New York City, The Roxy Theatre, Los Angeles and everywhere in-between.
Their five music CDs include "Dragapella!," "Boyz2Girlz," "Sicks in the
City," "I Wanna
Be A Republican," and "Oy Vey in a Manger: Christmas Carols and Other
Jewish Music." They're even poster-girls and have their own T-shirt in
addition to their melodic and comedic recordings. But it's their finely
blended voices and clever lyrics that literally drag in the interest,
poised to speak about activism, family, theater, religion, politics, Gay
culture and having a voice that's heard.
The Kinsey Sicks are the subjects of two impending feature films. One is a
concert film of their long-running show, "I Wanna Be a Republican," and the
other is a behind-the-scenes documentary.
"Dragapella!" is presented Tuesday-Saturday at 9:30 p.m. in Shimmer
Cabaret, beginning March 3. Tickets are $42.50 (plus tax and service
charge) and can be purchased at the Las Vegas Hilton box office or by
visiting www.lvhilton.com or calling 702-732-5755 or 1-800-222-5361.
For more information on the men behind the makeup, go to
www.kinseysicks.com For all media requests, please contact Jonah Borris
310/385-7982 * jonahborris11@sbcglobal.net or Stacey Kumagai 818/506-8675 *
mediamonster@yahoo.com
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