After singing together for 15 years, the Calamity Carolers of Doom reunite for their first New York City performance! The satirical review, (Don't Go) Home For the Holidays! follows the Carolers as they travel door-to-door, bringing their unique brand of rioutous songs, dances, and general mayhem to each recipient. By accident, the Carolers end up singing Christmas tunes in a Jewish household! But no matter; thanks to several Jewish-themed numbers and a painstakingly inclusive Christmas Pageant, a mirthful time is had by all...even atheists! Enjoy such "Calamity Classics" as: Oy Vey! Maria, I Saw Daddy Kissing Santa Claus (in Texas), and Angels We Have Seen While High as well as special visits from the spooky "Sexes" of Christmas past, present, and future!
The Calamity Carolers of Doom present evenings of outrageous humor, performed with heart and a fun-loving spirit, not to mention four-part harmony! After 15 years together, this group of friends knows how to entertain and savor the silliness of time-loved traditions. After you've seen "Deck the Halls!" turned into a high-energy disco anthem, you'll know just what we mean!
