Oy Vey In A Manger: The Kinsey Sicks NYC Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (51)
See it if You love a good drag show (and who doesn’t), this is maybe the best that there is! If you don’t love drag see it for great humor/singing.
Don't see it if You have a stick up your ass about drag queens or the holidays or just in general. These gals-this show is all about lots of low brow humor.
See it if you enjoy great comedy and great singing with old songs given a new twist.
Don't see it if occasional loud screaming and distorted mics offend you.
See it if Jewish gay oversexed liberal christmas song parodies. Excellent barbershop singing with clever lyrics. Four distinct characters.
Don't see it if An hour of this would have been fun. At 90 minutes the shtick became repetitive and grating.
See it if you have an open mind about politics, religion, sexuality, and the world in general. You enjoy raunchy comedy and not-too-bad a cappella.
Don't see it if you are a prude, a conservative, and hate transvestites singing a cappella. A very naughty show!
See it if you like satire about religion, satirical sexual language, sexuality, bawdy, clever songs and fine performances (singing and acting).
Don't see it if you dislike sexual content, musicals, irreverence, unserious material and burlesque type humor.
See it if You're up for a slightly over-long but sharp and witty holiday satire in tight, four-part accapela drag. Sometimes silly, but fab performers
Don't see it if You take your religious holidays or religion so seriously you can't joke about it, are homophobic &/or despise men in dresses however glam. Read more
See it if You want to hear some amazing singing. You want to be entertained. You want to laugh. You like dragapella.
Don't see it if You don't like to see folks in drag. You don't want to laugh and don't want to have a good time. You don't want to be thoroughly entertained Read more
See it if you like satire by 4 talented, creative actors, singers.
Don't see it if you are looking for meaningful dialogue and don't like sexual innuendos.
Critic Reviews (4)
“In the mood for smart, sassy humor delivered by an outstanding a cappella ensemble? Had it with ho-hum holiday dramaturgy? Get thee to Soho. The Kinsey Sicks, America’s favorite Dragapella Beautyshop Quartet, has created a holiday musical comedy full of wit, ingenuity and lipstick…Founding member Ben Schatz (Rachel) has penned a treasure trove of facetiously clever lyrics: sophisticated, scatological, bawdy, and shrewd…As fine an a cappella group as any I’ve heard.”
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"The four members of the well-known 'dragapella beautyshop quartet' once again sing outrageous, raunchy remakes of holiday songs and indulge in campy patter. But this time, a portion of the talk and music reflects the age of Trump...No sacred cow is too delicate for this foursome to rope into a rodeo of spoofery...Each member of the quartet displays a distinctive, if equally glittery, personality...The characters’ personalities dovetail artfully with the show’s topicality."
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"A show that is sure to provide relief with bawdy humor and outrageous musical numbers...While 'Oy Vey' has a plot, it's a thin one and basically serves as a setup for the jokes and songs. Both of which are filled with double entendres and one-liners, performed with great timing and harmonic perfection...Several of the politically charged songs were not only funny, but also quite astute...Four melodic ladies and enough humor to take the edge off a stressful season."
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"In a show featuring stomach-bursting, cringe-worthy jokes, The Kinsey Sicks put on an uproariously hilarious, musically-infused Chanukah-Christmas mashup that left a venue full of twisted parodies and crushed funny-bones...The envelope-shredding Kinsey Sicks are a study in outrageousness...In between the singing, there were double entendres and jokes galore...The packed house gave the Sicks a well-deserved standing ovation for a raunchy-good time."
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