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After a bad Hack we are back!
This is just a test run to see if things are working again. We had to do a lot of housecleaning but I think all the cobwebs have chased out.
Gabe and Casey are headed to Stonemeier Games Design Day this Saturday to try out some of their new designs.
They are also getting ready to relaunch the Nearspace Kickstarter. If you would like to check out the preview here you go:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/344186910/632331426?token=6a3323ab
It should launch in the next week if you have any advice or input we would love to hear it.
The Legacy of the luchador is alive in Lucha VaVOOM
But wait there’s more! Our color commentary is handled by comedians Tom Kenny, Dana Gould and Blaine Capatch. Other guest commentators include Fred Armisen, Brian Poussein, Patton Oswalt, Greg Proops, Jeffrey Ross and Bobcat Goldthwait. Even Jack Black sat in, proclaiming “Lucha VaVOOM is the sh*t!
It all began in August 2003 as a one off event. The overwhelming crowd response convinced Rita & Liz to do it again, and as soon as possible.
Ever since, Lucha VaVOOM has played at the Mayan Theater in Los Angeles three times a year — Valentines Day, Mid-summer, and Halloween. From there, Lucha brought it’s circus to Toronto, where they did two nights at the Koolhaus and made every newspaper and TV news program, including Much Music.
In 2005, Lucha VaVOOM was asked to be a part of the first HBO Las Vegas Comedy Festival, where they performed alongside Jon Stewart, Lewis Black and Dave Chapelle. That same year they performed at the famous Sony E3 party at Dodger Stadium, where they took the spotlight away from the Pussycat Dolls.
Lucha VaVOOM has gone on to perform in Chicago, San Francisco and Amsterdam, with more cities on the way.
They’ve also appeared on Jimmy Kimmel, CBS National News, G4’s Attack of the Show, Channel X in Britain and A Current Affair just to name a few. Here’s what the press says about us:
Lucha VaVOOM has a big future.
TIME Magazine
..It’s enough to make even the most jaded Hollywood insider jump up and yell “Smackdown.”
Rolling Stone
Lucha VaVOOM is the most exciting, bonkers show I’ve seen in ages.
The FACE
A madcap mix of Mexican wrestling, comedy, and vintage burlesque. I love, love, love it.
Vanity Fair
Far-out flamboyance always prevails at Lucha VaVOOM, a spectacle of Mexican freestyle wrestling with an L.A. twist.
Los Angeles Times
With this perfectly balanced evening of sex, comedy & comicbook violence, the populace of earth deserves nothing less than a global tour. Everyone needs a little Lucha VaVOOM in their life.
Bizarre
