Shagadelic: The Origins of Slang Words for Doing It

First of all, it's just so fucking smart. It truly is a master class in the etymology of fuck phrases. Beautifully delivered in a Bob Newhart world of fidgety intellect, it delivers many laughs when least expected. Great fun if you like parodying the hired halls of Academia while watching a man do his best to inform young minds and avoid old disappointments. All in. ... full review

Excellent one-man intellectual comedy. Mike Blaha dons the cloak of academia well as he leads his “class” through an examination of the numerous alternatives that describe the “dirty deed”. In places f- - -ing hilarious, it can also intrigue and educate through the etymology and history (sometimes real, sometimes imagined) of this verboten vocabulary. ... full review

A cleverly written presentation of all the salacious euphemisms you yearn to know. Light and funny, this is a great blend of entertainment and information is reminiscent of a Mr. Bean show.... full review

I bet you like very funny, intelligent, and well thought out Comedy - this is a must see! Such a clever concept and structure!... full review

Michael Blaha’s one man show was a wonderfully funny and clever evening. Well acted and written by Blaha. Plus you will learn something while you are enjoying this very entertaining evening. ... full review

Exceptionally clever and entertaining. So smart and so well delivered. Mike Blaha performs his one man show with impeccable timing. Very funny. Glad I saw it. ... full review

Funny and informative, Shagadelic is super groovy, baby!... full review

"Too much of a good thing," as Mae West once reminded us, "can be wonderful!" But after 53 rapid-fire, densely-detailed minutes of this faux lecture by "Professor Michael Blaha" I felt less titillated than bludgeoned by his scholarship! With MORE research than Ms. West (his "maiden" solo show was on wanking!) he should rebill himself as Michael BlaHAHA---and trim a few minutes so that the whole is MORE than the sum of its many, many parts and more easily retained. (There's enough for SHAGADELIC #2 already!) He'll remind you of Carl Reiner with his dry delivery, peppered with zippy asides, and you'll certainly learn A LOT!... full review

A rollicking, free-flowing fever dream of a lecture on the words we use to manifest physical love. Laugh-out-loud funny with a performance filled with giddy glee, it might just be the most enjoyable hour I never spent in college. Thank you, Professor!... full review

A funny and clever piece performed by the charming and captivating Mike Blaha... full review