I discovered, quite by accident, that the comic Caroline Reid is bringing her "Hostess to the Stars" Pam Ann to the US in October. I searched through the site, used the search function, and couldn't find anything on your site about this. I just got my tickets for her Los Angeles show. I'm sharing this with you - not trying to sell tickets. I just thought many of my fellow flight attendants and your readers would want to know of the tour. (maybe I'll catch you at the LA show) I've included some tour information and a link.
US dates: Oct. 10 - Boston, Oct.11 - Chicago, Oct.13 - Denver, Oct.15 - Los Angeles, Oct.17/18 - San Francisco, Oct.20 - Dallas, Oct.21 - Houston, Oct.23/24 - Miami, Oct.25 - Atlanta, Oct.26 - Washington DC, and Oct.28 - New York (In November, she will touring the UK. Dates, locations, and tickets through the website above.)
Dear Jack,
I have to tell you, I read the first line of your email and immediately stopped reading and started clicking my way over to Pam Ann's web site. Sorry, it had to be done, and time was crucial. I wanted good seats! Three minutes and $130 later, I was the proud owner of two tickets to the show, a show I've been dying to see forever now. I haven't been this excited about a comedian in years!
Of course then I went back to yahoo and finished reading your email. All I can say is thank you, thank you, thank you, Jack, for reminding me about Pam Ann's tour! I can not believe I'd forgotten all about it because I was just looking up her show dates a few months ago!
For those of you who have no idea who we're talking about (shame on you!), Pam Ann is an air hostess who mixes drag, camp, and glamour on stage while emphasizing quirks of various airlines around the world in hilarious skits. Performances cater to airline employees and frequent travelers whom she often times includes directly in her shows. Though I love her show, I really don't want to actually be apart of the show, because that kind of stresses me out - unless of course she needs someone to work the other side of the cart during Cabin Service, my all time favorite skit. Check it out...
Oh you better believe I'll be touching trolley, touching galley, hopping, and looking oh so busy busy busy, without serving anyone at all, as I reenact the scene above on my next flight. I can't help it. In fact, I've been doing the same routine around the house all day long - touching kitchen counter, touching dining room table, and making meaningless hand signals - ever since I got your email, Jack! The husband, of course, just keeps shaking his head as he watches me not getting anything done at all. He just doesn't get it. So glad there's people like you!
Dear Heather,
