Joe Iconis Jamboree Features Mary Testa And Annie Golden 7/10 & 7/17 At Joes Pub

A night of songs by musical theater writer Joe Iconis (THINGS TO RUIN; ReWRITE; THE BLACK SUITS; THE PLANT THAT ATE DIRTY SOCKS) will rock Joe's Pub on July 10th and 17th at 9:30pm.

In anticipation of the Joe's Pub dates, the cast will perform selections from the show as part of 106.7 Lite FM's Broadway at Bryant Park series on July 9th at 12:30pm. Broadway at Bryant Park is a free concert series that takes place on The Lawn at Bryant Park and features the biggest hits from Broadway20and Off-Broadway's most popular hits.

Rabble-rousing writer Joe Iconis returns to Joe's Pub, bringing with him his beloved family of musical theater punks. THE Joe Iconis ROCK AND ROLL JAMBOREE is a laid-back, fired-up evening of Iconis tunes, featuring new jams, old faithfuls, and glimpses into the future. Songs of hate and hope, suburbia and pornography, cougars and jailbait, dead people and livin' things, and more sing-alongs than you can shake a glass of whiskey at. Some special guests will join Joe for this, the first leg of his "Mule Mutation" Tour 2009. So come on down to the Jamboree- it's loud, soft, sweet, nasty, and above all else, bloody as hell. Debut album out later this year.

Starring Katrina Rose Dideriksen, Ian Kagey, Jon Kemp, Mike Pettry, Krysta Rodriguez, Lance Rubin, Brent Stranathan, Jared Weiss, Jason "SweetTooth" Williams, and The Kissin Kazoo Sisters (Liz Lark Brown and MK Lawson.)

SPECIAL GUESTS Annie Golden (appearing on July 10h) and Mary Testa (appearing on July 17th.)

Joe Iconis is the recipient of the Ed Kleban Award, a Jonathan Larson Award, and a 1992 Stratford Elementary School Excellence In Music Certificate. Joe is the author of THE BLACK SUITS (SPF at the Public), ReWRITE (Urban Stages), THE PLANT THAT ATE DIRTY SOCKS (Theaterworks USA), and THINGS TO RUIN (The Zipper, Second Stage Theater.)

Joe's Pub is located at 425 Lafayette Street in NYC. Tickets ($15) can be purchased at www.JoesPub.com and dinner reservations can be made by calling 212.539.8778.

For more information: www.MrJoeIconis.com.