Artist description We have broadcast more than 80 hours of original audio theater/comedy/chaos on numerous stations nationwide. We are looking for a good old fashioned patron of the arts, preferably Elizabethan but in current American dollars.

Music Style Audio Theater, original music, cathartic blast

Musical Influences http://thor.prohosting.com/~vitriol/pelican/influence.htm

Artist History In 1990, SUNY NP got a frequency. John had an idea. Jim was hot stuff on the poetry scene. Henry seemed cool. Liz was game. In 1991, Sean and Steph came through the roundtable. Mark came through the department. Jack listened to the tape that the previous GM had stuffed in a drawer, and we were on the air. In 1992, we had a lot of parties. We imported a Dave from Paramus. Matt and Mat (but not Matt---yet). In 1993, Jack joined. We got a new half hour show. We did a radio musical. Dave had us syndicated around the country. In 1994-1999 the four track broke so we went live. Coleman got busy. Henry moved to Brooklyn and became the Reverend Hank. McCluskey took over. Jim rode his liver to Illinois. Children were born, computers were purchased. In 2000, Mark moved to Iowa and we made contacts in Australia. We have a perfect face for radio.

Group Members MGP has enagaged the talents of over 20 people. Current lineup is Mark Aldrich, Liz Boiko, John Burdick, Sean Marrinan, Stephanie Marrinan, Matt McCluskey, and David Wills. A partial list of our alumni, remote members, and occasional associates would include: James Mayer, Jack Freifeld, Mat Thomas, Matt Coleman, Henry M. Flynn III, Chelsea Lacatena, Betsy Kraat, Brian Telander, Jeremy Biazzo, Brian Scolaro, Deb Mullen, Leslee Sawhill, Paul Mattes, Seth Ullian, Prowrestlingjournal.com star columnist HG Rhubarb, and more as we think of them.

Instruments Korg Z1, NS5r, Alesis QS 8, Gigasampler, rgc:audio Pentaon I, Green Oak Crystal, Stratocaster, Telecaster, objects, sax neck!

Albums We Ain't Got No Super Powers, Only Half an Hour (2000), Oh Yes We Got Action (2000), I Must Have Dreamed This City Backwards (2000), Women's Voices: A Pan American Tapestry (1999), It Sucks and You Can Count On It (1992), Can They Tell The Future? (1996), earl y years (1990-1993), Apocolipstick ('95)

Press Reviews "Spasms of disquietude," Huguenot Herald; "Well-produced audio theater," Kingston Freeman; "Brilliant!," Donald Spanel; "Hey, what parts did David Wills and Sean Marrinan play on Celebtrity Death Match?" Anthony Logato; "Not exactly what we were looking for," Stuart Bigley.

Location New Paltz, New York - USA

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