THE ALTAR BOYZ HAVE ARRIVED!The heavenly Off-Broadway smash hit musical is descending from above and right onto the Phoenix Theatre stage! This hilarious spoof about a Christian Boy Band (with one nice Jewish boy) is an evening of spectacular music, sinfully sensational dancing and uncontrollable laughter as they perform for you on the last stop of their "Raise the Praise" tour.
With hits like "(God Put the) Rhythm In Me", "The Calling" and "Girl, You Make Me Want To Wait", the Altar Boyz are out to 'altar' your mind and save your soul in a performance that is an evening packed with heavenly hilarity!
DON'T MISS THE ALTAR BOYZ
NOVEMBER 7 - DECEMBER 2
MATTHEW
FAVORITE SAINT
St.Lilly of Colgate - Patron Saint of Winning Smiles and Piercing Eye
TURN-ONS
Chastity.
FAVORITE MOVIE
Let's just say Mel Gibson is a genius.
FAVORITE BOOK
Genesis or Leviticus. Any non-fiction, really.
SECULAR NAME
Preston Ellis
MARK 
FAVORITE SAINT
St.Vidal of L'Oreal - Patron Saint of Flexible Hold Hair Gel
FAVORITE FOOD
Apples (sorry Eve!)
FAVORITE COLOR
Baby blue. Just like J.C.'s eyes.
HOBBIES
I am so totally into reality TV! And antiquing.
SECULAR NAME
Lucas Coatney
LUKE 
FAVORITE SAINT
St. Jerome the Awesome - Patron Saint of Keepin' It Real
FAVORITE HOBBIES
I spend a lot of time in Confession.
FAVORITE FOOD
Ever since I saw the image of Mother Teresa in my cruller, they're all I eat..
SECULAR NAME
Brian Gligor
JUAN 
FAVORITE SAINT
St. Ricardo de Martin - Patron Saint of Orphans Left on Church Steps
HOBBIES
Searching for my birth parents. And I enjoy paintball.
FAVORITE FOOD
Flan. Have you tried it? Mmmmm.
TURN-ONSBasically, I like a girl with a pulse.
SECULAR NAME
Nicolas Aliberti
ABRAHAM 
FAVORITE COLOR
Red. Like the sea.
TURN-ONS?
Is my mother going to see this?
FIRST THING YOU LOOK FOR IN A GIRL
Judaism. My mother is going to see this, right? DESCRIBE YOUR PERFECT GIRL.
Hi, Ma.
SECULAR NAME
Brian M. Golub
Here is, what I think, is the best song in the show. It's not my boys singing, it's a past production of someone else. But it's still awesome!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0C57oly5MB4
Besides being an old fogie, he likes to lick people, take long rides in the car, and give you those puppy dog eyes when he wants to be pet. Then there is my horse Hadem. (Huh-dem) 
He's an Arabian and the sweestest horse I've ever met. He'll Play tug-o-war with your clothes, he loves shoes and often gives hugs. Then I have my Beta Montano. 
I think I've had him for over a year now. Can't remember. This picture is a bit fuzzy, but he has a beautiful mixture of red and blue color. He also has red spots in his mottom fin and leopard-like blue spots on his top fins. Now I hope you're sitting down. Most likely. This is Puff Daddy. 
He was my first Green Spotted Puffer fish. And yes, I said was. He got really sick and didn't make it. That was a sad day. And here is a random picture of a HUGE lizard I saw at a store. 
His head was about the size of my fist, stomach was about the size of my head and was probably about 4 ft long. I call him George. Lastly I inherited some fish when I bought a new fish tank. I have 3 adult and 2 baby black mollies, some striped one that I think is prego, 2 baby mollies of other color and a ton of snails. (puffer food) Don't have pics of those ones. Stay tuned for more animal pics from mine and Lindsey's b-day trip to Sea World. Fun times.
it's a picture of the hallway outside my bedroom door and into the living room. So here's the story. I came over one night to help Amber clean her stuff out of my room so I could paint it, then move in. Well, we had a slight mouse problem at the time. So Amber and I were in the room moving things out when I hear her scream bloody murder. I turn around to see what happened and she's pointing at the ground going, "Mouse! Mouse"! We cleared that room in about .2 seconds. Hence the mess in the hallway. We trapped the mouse underneith a luggage bag and barracaded it with cardboard boxes. This is about the time that Garna got home from the gym. This became a perfect roomate story that will last through all time. We emptied out a laundry hamper, got a piece of cardboard, and a painting on hard board. Amber's one and only job was to block the space under the door with the painting. Garna was to move the luggage bag, and I was to trap the mouse under the hamper. Much running, screaming and laughter ensued. Fun was had by all... I'm sure. So after the mouse ran around the room a few times, jumped on Amber, and ran under the other boxes, I finally got it under the hamper. We then proceeded to slip the cardboard piece under the hamper and flipped it over. The mouse, as we named his Sylar(yes for those of you who watch Heroes), was now inside the hamper where he couldn't escape. Amber went into her room while Garna and I went outside to, um, take care of little Sylar. This was difficult. First off he was really cute. We wanted to just let him go, but his leg was hurt, and we figured he would just find a way to get back inside somehow. So, we put a trap down into the hamper, but it went off as soon as it was dropped in. So being the ingenious people that we are, I used the cardboard piece to block Sylar on one side while Garna lowered it to the bottom. We then sat there for a while watching him to see if he would take the bait. He didn't budge, so I nudged the hamper. I walked right up ontop of the trap and started eating the peanut butter. This is him sitting on the trap.
Grrrr. So finally I nudged the hamper one more time, and it got him. Didn't take a picture of that. I couldn't watch. I also heard a scream coming from Amber's room right when it went off. It was pretty funny. I did feel kind of bad for ending his little life in such a way, but I didn't feel so bad anymore when we cought 10 of his other siblings in our house after I moved it. One we actually cought about 10 minutes after we set a trap. Going after the dog food. Well, haven't seen many more lately, but they are probably still around somewhere. I hate mice!
So after a few days of that, we got to load everything into a 50 foot semi, that was over 2 hours late. We filled the entire thing, right up to the back doors. Had to actually move a few chairs to get the door shut. I don't think there was a single sad face in the building that day when the truck drove off. We were all happy to see it go. It was fun while it lasted, but I'm glad it's over. It completely wore me out. So here are a few pictures of shoe painting for the show and my costume plot that took me hours. Yes it's about 10 pages taped together.
