Comedy
Pinque Pony Heats Up Alaska!
We just got back from a wonderful, vista-tastic trip to Juneau, Alaska, for the first annual Alaska State Improv Festival (or, AS IF!). We hiked, we took a jabillion pictures, we drank coffee, we saw seals, we saw gigantic ravens, we drank local beers and we performed twice for truly fun and gracious crowds. A big thank you to Eric Caldwell, the mastermind behind the festival, and Amy Roeder, who recommended our gay silliness for The Last Frontier. Final Frontier? ...
Episode 2 of THE LOG JAM
Episode 2 of Pinque Pony’s new web series The Log Jam is out! Find out what happens to our trio of gay conservative lonelyhearts in episode two, “The Blowjob Creator,” where Arnold, the southern fried Republican, goes on a dream date with a gay billionaire (played by Brett Mannes). Everything seems perfect until it’s time to pay for their drinks. Written by John Loos Directed by Ward Crockett Starring John Loos, Andy Eninger, Becca Levine, David Cerda, ...
New Pinque Pony Web Series!
THE LOG JAM is a new web series written and produced by John and starring both Andy and John. It follows gay Republicans as they search for love and the meaning of life in Chicago’s hippest gay conservative bar. Helping them is power lesbian Betsy (Becca Levine) and the always-blunt bartender Nancy Reagan (David Cerda). Season 1 episodes of THE LOG JAM will be released through early December 2012. Check them out!
Solo Improv Legend About To Lose His Mind
Andy Eninger presents his improvised solo show SYBIL opening Nov. 4th at 9:30pm at The Annoyance Theater (4830 N. Broadway). He shares the slot with real-life partner John Loos’ solo show Adorable Disasters. The shows run Sundays through Nov. 25. Tickets are $10. Named after the Sally Field film Sybil, where the actress played a character struggling with multiple personalities, Andy Eninger’s SYBIL taps into all sides of his creative brain and creates a tapestry of unique, bizarre and uplifting characters. Eninger takes an audience suggestion ...
Rick Santorum Reviews The Hunger Games
Everyone’s favorite movie enthusiast, Rick Santorum, has a lot to say about the latest, greatest blockbuster that has everyone buzzing like a tracker jacker: The Hunger Games!
Jim and Pam's Cage Free Brothel from J Codes on Vimeo.
Organic Brothel
John’s latest and greatest video. Jim and Pam’s Cage Free Brothel from J Codes on Vimeo.
Asian Cat
Last night, John calls me from down the street. He’s walking home from rehearsal, and I’ve been at home drinking wine and watching DVR’s Glee, crying because parents love their kids in the A-plot and kids are finding self-esteem in the B-plot. John likes to call me while he’s walking places because his generation must always be entertained; while I’m walking, I typically go over my to-do’s or compose songs to the rhythm of my walking (and then cleverly not ...
Reflections From Opening Night
“Nice balls!” “Hey man, nice balls!” “Ha ha, balls.” Andy is precariously navigating the complicated escalator system at Piper’s Alley while carrying two enormous stability balls from the gym next door. On his trek back to the theater, everyone is a comedian except the trained comedian, who is struggling to hold both enormous orbs. It’s half an hour until show time. Meanwhile, John is frantically clacking away at Andy’s office computer, trying to get the word “POOP” to print ...
Lizard Zombie
True love can survive anything, even a lizard zombie outbreak.
Andy Is Fat
I woke up one day and realized that I was fat. But I’m not one to sit still – I tackle problems head-on! But sometimes not with my head on. Written & Edited by Andy Eninger
Piranha 3D – Andy’s Audition
I was so inspired by this movie, that I desperately tried to worm my way into the sequal. They declined.
Winky
John and I worked on a cruise ship for eight months. At sea, the GLBT meet up is called “Friends of Dorothy,” not to be confused with “Friends of Bill.” Dorothy is a 1960′s code for Gay People. At one of the casual Dorothy cocktail hours, we met this fellow – only slightly exaggerated for this monologue. I called him ‘Winky,’ because he winked. A lot. Winky Hallo, sweet, sweet thing. You’re young How old are you? Pretty. Pretty pony ...
