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YouTube Sensation: Real Actors Read Yelp
Possibly, I've been living under a rock, but I just discovered the hilarious YouTube series "Real Actors Read Yelp," the brainchild of Gotta Kid to Feed Productions.
Broadway thespians and television bit players provide heart-wrenching (and sometimes downright terrifying) enactments of real reviews from across the country. There's everything from the Times Square Olive Garden ("The waitresses-slash-waiters smile, and seem ... nice, but it feels like they're doing it just to increase their tips.") to Crazy Horse Gentleman's Club ("I've never been impressed with the dancers. They either look like they just had a kid, or they're obviously on drugs.").
It's hard to choose a favorite, but I'm partial to this disembowelment of a PF Chang's, as performed by Tony Award-winner Greg Hildreth.
Broadway thespians and television bit players provide heart-wrenching (and sometimes downright terrifying) enactments of real reviews from across the country. There's everything from the Times Square Olive Garden ("The waitresses-slash-waiters smile, and seem ... nice, but it feels like they're doing it just to increase their tips.") to Crazy Horse Gentleman's Club ("I've never been impressed with the dancers. They either look like they just had a kid, or they're obviously on drugs.").
It's hard to choose a favorite, but I'm partial to this disembowelment of a PF Chang's, as performed by Tony Award-winner Greg Hildreth.
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