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Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Mercury Get Your Tickets for PIZZAZZ! … Like, NOW!
Posted by on Wed, Oct 17 at 3:56 PM
Yay! It’s almost time once again for Portland’s favorite city-wide talent show PIZZAZZ! Some of our city’s most eccentric, and talented performers—all on one stage, giving their all to win the coveted $1000 grand prize! INTERESTED? Then let me sincerely advise you to get your tickets NOW. Last year, over 200 people were left standing on the sidewalk for the sold-out Pizzazz performance. DON’T BE ONE OF THOSE UNLUCKY 200. Get your tickets ASAP from the Wonder Ballroom box office, or any Ticketmaster location. Here’s the pertinent info!
PIZZAZZ!
Friday, October 26, doors 7pm, show at 8 pm
Wonder Ballroom, 128 NE Russell
General seating, 21 and over, ONLY $10!
But what exactly is “PIZZAZZ”? To help explain this elusive state of being, I’ll be bringing you daily reminders of the show, as well as talented acts that have “PIZZAZZ” running out of every orifice! For example… this video of the multi-talented MISS PEGGY GUY from The Gong Show. Now THAT’s PIZZAZZ!
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Last year, over 200 people were left standing on the sidewalk for the sold-out Pizzazz performance.
It's true, I was one of those people and it sucked. That also doesn't count all the people who left the line early when it became clear they weren't going to get in.