Fox Developing Film Adaptation of Stage Musical F***ING IDENTICAL TWINS

Josh Sharp and Aaron Jackson's hit Upright Citizens Brigade musical F***ING IDENTICAL TWINS will soon make it to the big screen.

According to Deadline, FOX is adapting the stage show, a take on THE PARENT TRAP, alongside Chernin Entertainment. Sharp and Jackson, who also starred in the production, will pen the script.

F***ING IDENTICAL TWINS, with music composed by Karl Saint Lucy, is described as: "When Trevor and Craig, two business adversaries, suddenly realize they're identical twin brothers, they decide to switch places, reunite their divorced parents and become a family again. But there's a few problems: Dad is too busy f-ing sewer boys, and Mom's vagina fell off her body and crawled away! Will Trevor and Craig be able to reunite THE FAMILY they never knew they wanted? Also, it's musical. Basically 'The Parent Trap' if it happened to horrible, disgusting people."

The show premiered at Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre-NY before heading out west to UCB-LA.

BroadwayWorld will keep you updated as the film adaptation takes shape!

Josh has been studying and performing at UCB since 2009. He was included in Vulture's 2015 list of "Comics You Should Know" and was named a "Comic to Watch" by TimeOutNY in 2014. Josh currently performs in his lewdy crudey musical "f-ing Identical Twins", which was selected for NYCF "Best of Sketch". His experimental comedy show, Cool Shit/Weird Shit is on the 4th Friday of the month at the UCB-East. He previously wrote and performed in the sketch shows "GUMP" and "MANEATER: The True Story of the Champawat Tigress."

Aaron is an actor, writer and comedian based in New York. Currently at UCB, you can see Aaron in 'f-ing Identical Twins: A Musical,' which he co-wrote. He also performs improv every Saturday night with his team WHAT I DID FOR LOVE. Previous UCB credits include 'Erik Dies, You're Stupid and We Hate You,' a show he co-wrote and co-starred in, Harold Night (Sandino, Salmon Diane), Maude Night, Newsadoosies, the UCB Touring Company, and the now defunct, world-famous 3 For All competition, a show he proudly co-hosted with perennial favorites, Big Fat Fatties.

Pictured: Josh Sharp & Aaron Jackson