The Brothers Rigano to Get 'Naughty' with Joe Iconis & More at Don't Tell Mama
The Brothers Rigano are back at Don't Tell Mama for more decadence and debauchery in the newest iteration of their "I Ought to Behave" series this fall for three performances only.
Featuring original songs, old favorites, and rarely heard gems, David and Paul Rigano have dug through the archives to uncover all the smut and filth they could in the Great American Songbook to bring "I Ought to Behave" and MORE Naughty Songs to Don't Tell Mama on October 14, October 28, and November 4.
David and Paul Rigano, composers of The Holy Cows of Credence South Dakota and The Ides of March Extravaganza, have been delighting and scandalizing audiences with "I Ought to Behave" since its first iteration in 2013. In this new version, they will be joined by special guests Emily Rogers (October 14), Emily Walton (October 28) and Joe Iconis (November 4). Come see the show the Times Square Chronicle called "outrageously funny" and "inappropriately hilarious." This will prove to be their naughtiest evening yet and still the most vulgar show in town!
Emily Rogers has been seen in the National tour of If/Then and Off-Broadway in Jasper in Deadland and Unlock'd. Emily Walton has been seen in the Broadway productions of Peter and the Starcatcher and August: Osage County, and Off-Broadway productions of The Shaggs, Women Without Men, Eager to Lose and Saved. Joe Iconis is a musical theater writer and cabaret performer. Credits include Broadway BounTy Hunter, Be More Chill, The Black Suits, Bloodsong of Love, and songs for NBC's Smash.
"I Ought to Behave" and MORE Naughty Songs created and performed by David and Paul Rigano will be at Don't Tell Mama on 46th Street October 14 at 9:30, October 28 at 9:30, and November 4 at 9:30. 65 minute running time. $15 cover charge, 2 drink minimum, cash only. Reservations available at donttellmamanyc.com.
Watch a trailer below!
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