Photo Flash: Steve Silver's Beach Blanket Babylon
Steve Silver's Beach Blanket Babylon, the longest running musical revue in theatre history, is a zany musical spoof of pop culture with extravagant costumes and outrageously huge hats. Now in its 34th year of sold-out performances, Beach Blanket Babylon is an internationally acclaimed San Francisco institution. With more than 12,000 performances in San Francisco, the show has performed for standing room only during its London and Las Vegas engagements.
Beach Blanket Babylon continually evolves in its hilarious parodies of current events and popular icons as todays headlines unfold.
For more information, visit http://beachblanketbabylon.com/
Stirland Martin as Tiger Woods
Scott Reardon as John Edwards
Doug Magpiong as Victoria "Posh" Beckham
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Curt Branom as Senator Larry Craig
Phillip Percy Williams and Renee Lubin as President Barack and Michelle Obama
Shoni Mero as Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Amy Winehouse
Renee Lubin as Glinda
Curt Branom as Dick Cheney, Renee Lubin as Condoleezza Rice and Paulino Duran as George W. Bush
Ellen Toscano as Sarah Palin and Curt Branom as John McCain
Curt Branom as John McCain
Paulino Duran as Al Gore with "Happy Feet"
Shoni Mero as Britney Spears
Curt Branom as King Louis
Jennifer Moore as Pineapple Princess
Ellen Toscano as Nancy Pelosi, Curt Branom as Dick Cheney and Paulino Duran as George W. Bush
Tammy Nelson as Marie Osmond and Paulino Duran as Jonathan Roberts
Renee Lubin as Oprah Winfrey
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