STUPID SONGS!!

Awesome performances all around! I have followed this troupe and seen almost every show. They are always filled with a mash up of indelibly talented singers and comedians. This show is a must see! ... full review

Stupid Songs is one of the stupidest things I've ever seen and I'm a better woman for it!... full review

Such a fun show executed by a very talented and willing cast! The lyrics and song premises are funny and original. For, me, the standouts were: My Neighbor, Just a Couple A' Guys, and Pleasure Town. The opening and closing numbers are a MUST for the Fringe audience alone. There was only one song out of the nineteen that didn't really work for me. All of these actors have serious comedic chops and pipes! Make the time to see this show!... full review

So stupid! So funny! Super talented cast. Go see it. I'm glad I did.... full review

An incredibly fun review of "stupid" songs! Wonderfully executed... I could watch a whole show based on "Just a Couple A' Guys!" Brilliant!... full review

Good stuff!... full review

Stupid like nobody's business! I had a blast. Some real stand out talent in this group. You know who you are. My Neighbor, Everything Is Better, Montana, Just A Coupla Guys and Smell Yo Dick killed. Great band and overall flow. Well done Keri Safran! Cheers!... full review

Great group of really talented people, this was a truly enjoyable show of hilariously offbeat musical numbers. Very current, very profane, very funny. ... full review

Saw Stupid Songs at the Fringe Festival on Monday evening. Couldn't have enjoyed it more, even if the director had been my own daughter. Wait, my daughter Keri IS the director! And producer. And a writer and cast member! The show was clever, funny, energetic, topical and different! It was a pleasure to watch such talented individuals perform original material in an intimate setting. Do yourself a favor and catch one of their remaining shows! ... full review

I absolutely loved Stupid Songs. It has one of those simple high-concepts that makes you go, 'Why didn't I think of that?' Sketch comedy songs. The kind of original, twisted concepts you would expect to see at a great Groundlings show... But instead of the scenarios being played out in sketch, they're played out in song. Some of the songs consist of new lyrics written to existing songs - some familiar, some obscure. All hysterical. But most of the songs are completely original and hysterical. Most impressive is the cast. Each as funny a comedian as you'll see on any stage in LA. The show would be cringe-worthy if they couldn't also sing like champs. And act like pros. The show is performed with such comic assuredness, at its very bes... full review