Bindlestiff Family Variety Arts, Inc. presents:
High Heels and Red Noses
This two hour stage production toured the United States in 2003 and ran on the corner of Broadway and 42nd Street in Times Square in 2004.
Baggy-pants comedy meets cirkus splendor in High Heels & Red Noses!
With enough side-splitting slapstick, glorious glamour, burlesque
humor, ensemble hijinks, and sheer heart-stopping thrills to satisfy
the most discerning audience, High Heels & Red Noses features the
world's best in variety entertainment, including:
- Mr. Pennygaff Swallowing Swords, Sabres, Scissors, and Neon Tubes
- Hypnotic Hula-Hoop Gyrations of Miss Saturn
- Feather's Amazing Striptease Trapeze Act
- The Non-Stop Pratfalls and Astounding Acrobatics of the Slapinski
Brothers
- Mistress Philomena's Precision Bull-Whip Mastery
- Homeland Security Song and Dance Routine
- The Crackerjack Cigar Box Manipulation of Adam Kuchler
- The Amorous Antics of Matthew Morgan, Comically Kissable Clown
- Kinko the Clown's Diablo Tribute to Cirque du Soleil
- Tarzana's Astonishing Aerial Rope Contortions
- Raja Azar and Tim Hoey Rocking Out as the Bindlestiff Family Cirkus
Band
- An All-Singing, All-Dancing, All-Juggling Finale!

A Bindlestiff Family Cirkus production:
High Heels & Red Noses
Artistic Directors:
Keith Nelson and Stephanie Monseu
Writers:
The Cast
Directors:
Barbara Karger and Michael Preston
Dance Choreagrapher:
Tiffany Reilly
Juggling Choregrapher:
Hovie Burgess
Music Composition:
Tim Hoey and Raja Azar
Costuming:
Shauna Gordon and Stephanie Monseu
The Cast:
Keith Nelson, Stephanie Monseu, Tanya Gagne, Jennifer McGowan, Adam
Kuchler, Matthew Morgan.
The Orkestra:
Raza Azar (keyboard) and Tim Hoey (drums)
Peter Bufano (alternate keyboard)
Substitute Cast Members:
Jennifer Miller, Harvest Moon, Andrea Damien
Publicist:
Karen Greco
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Photos by Maike Schulz and Greg Costanzo
Poster Design by Greg Stadnyk
Special thanks to: chashama, Material for the Arts, and New York City
Department of Cultural Affairs for making this production possible.
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