Emmy Award Winning Comedian Dave Konig Reveals Shocking Addiction in New Off Broadway Solo Show

Dave Konig's new solo show 'Addicted to Show Business' hits the St. Luke's Theater, Off Broadway.

2013-03-09

NEW YORK, NY, March 09, 2013 (Press-News.org) Addicted to Show Business, written and performed by Emmy award winning comedian Dave Konig, is a comedic tour-de-force about the one addiction there's no 12-step program for! Opening Wednesday March 13th, 8PM, at the St. Lukes Theater 308 West 46th St. New York City.

In this hilarious - and uplifiting - new show, Konig cons his way into a starring role in a Broadway musical (even though he can't sing or dance), he talks his way into - and out of - hosting a national talk radio show for the Catholic Church (even though he's Jewish), Adam Sandler pushes him on stage, and someone in the audience gets decapitated (really).

Konig's last off Broadway solo show, the critically acclaimed Hebrew School Dropout, was dubbed "laugh out loud funny" by the New York Times. Dave Konig won three Emmy awards for his hilarious Konig Underground reports on the New York TV show Subway Q & A, he hosted the infamous HBO late night comedy series Hardcore TV, and starred on Broadway as the DJ Vince Fontaine in Tommy Tune's hit revival of Grease.

The show is directed by - and music composed by - Ian Finkel.

For tickets: www.telecharge.com

For more info:www.davekonig.com

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'Addicted to Show Business' - Dave Konig's new Off Broadway comedic tour-de-force now playing at the St. Lukes Theater! www.davekonig.com

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