LOVE AIN'T NEVER GONNA Sets Theme, Guests for February Show at Annoyance

Love Ain't Never Gonna, the love-themed recurring comedy show performed at Williamsburg's Annoyance Theatre NY, has announced that their February performance, "Mischief," will feature Jo Firestone ("The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon") and Brett Davis ("The Special Without Brett Davis"). February's performance will be on Saturday the 4th at 11:30pm.

Love Ain't Never Gonna is a monthly show where Caitlin Dullea and Thomas Fricilone, with the help of their favorite comedians, explore the many intricacies of star-crossed love, from detestable lounge singers to a mother and son's foray into incest. As the title suggests, these are not happy endings - each more daring and sickening then the last. Witness fast wit and cringe-worthy moments aside honest truths about dating, relationships, and the inescapable need for love.

Each month a new theme and cast is chosen to help Dullea and Fricilone continue their exploration. February's theme is MISCHIEF, with special guests Jo Firestone and Brett Davis.

What can go wrong when playing a prank on your loved one? Or perhaps what one considers innocent fun, another may find to be deranged meddlings of a psychopath. Only one way to find out.

For tickets, call (718) 569-7810 or visit theannoyancenewyork.com. All tickets are $5, General Admission. Admission is free with an Annoyance Student ID.

ABOUT CAITLIN DULLEA
Caitlin Dullea is a performer and molder of the youngest minds, currently located in Brooklyn, NY. She writes and performs regularly at the Annoyance Theater NY, and other theaters in the surrounding vicinity. Catch her monthly series, Love Ain't Never Gonna, every first Saturday of the month at 11:30pm at Annoyance, NY, and maybe this time, LOVE will.

ABOUT THOMAS FRICILONE
Thomas Fricilone is a Brooklyn-based writer and performer. He is a co-writer and member of the Dingleberry Theatre Foundation, and co-writes/hosts a monthly series Love Ain't Never Gonna every first Saturday at the Annoyance Theatre. He has published work with The Hard Times, Blue Rock Radio, and The Tusk.