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CLOSE MISCELLANEOUS      
10/27/07: A Halloween Song - a song by Richard Levinson
 4/05/08: An Easter Song - a song by Richard Levinson
07/12/08: Patrick Duffy Pays Tribute - Patrick Duffy pays tribute to fallen serials at the 3rd Annual Thurstys
07/12/08: The Proposal Song - a song at the 3rd Annual Thurstys becomes a real marriage proposal!
10/18/08: Biting Political Satire - a song by Richard Levinson
 2/21/09: High Five City - celebrations at our 100th episode
 4/04/09: All The Leaves Are Brown - Terry helps us pass time at vote count
 4/11/09: Dear Back Pain - Joe Hernandez-Kolski wites a breakup letter
 5/02/09: Klagdor & Keely - Klagdor the aspiring-actor robot auditions for "Louis & Keely"
 4/02/11: Send in the Carnies - a song by Richard Levinson
 5/28/11: The Serial Killers Dancers: Bad Karma
 6/25/11: The Serial Killers Dancers: Cannibal
10/08/11: The Serial Killers Dancers: Hell on Heels
 2/11/12: Elvis Prestello: Tramp the Dirt Down
 4/21/12: The Serial Killers Dancers: Backstabber Lady
 6/09/12: The Serial Killers Dancers: Do It Like a Dude
10/06/12: The Serial Killers Dancers: Promises
10/20/12: The Hip News: Vote Dizzy - The Hip News swings the election!
 2/23/13: The Serial Killers Dancers: Hey, Big Spender
 3/02/13: Bela Lugosi's Passion - Cabaret act For Lovers Only combines two great songs.
 4/27/13: The Serial Killers Dancers: Black Sheep


written by Jacob Sidney
directed by Andrew Ableson

styled by Jean Spinosa
music & lyrics by Richard Levinson

1 Episode
1/23/10

FRAN! is performed in front of a live theatre audience.

CAST

Jacob Sidney

Fran

Pat Towne

Harold

Rebecca Larsen

Marsha

Jaime Andrews

Mrs. Goldmanberg

Curt Bonnem

Paul

Archimedes

Himself

Andrew Ableson & Crystal Keith

The Fran-Aires

Logo - Graphic Design by Jacob Sidney

PRE-PRODUCTION PHOTOS
by Jean Spinoza


Hair, makeup & costume tests for FRAN!

Hear the theme song and see more photos!


Theme From "Fran" (Live Version)

SHOW PHOTOS
by C.M. Gonzalez


Time: the early 1970s.
Nosy neighbor Mrs. Goldmanberg (Jaime Andrews),
Harold (Pat Towne) and Marsha (Rebecca Larsen) have coffee.


Harold can't wait for his daughter Marsha and her son Joey to move out.
It's been six months since her husband left her and she moved in with her parents.


Mrs. Goldmanberg
thinks that Italians brew their
coffee black enough to march on Washington.


Suddenly, Fran (Jacob Sidney) magically appears in the chair Mrs. Goldmanberg was about to sit in!
FRAN: "Gladys, I've always been fond of you, but I'm not quite that liberated."
MRS. GOLDMANBERG: "What on earth are you doing there?"
FRAN: "It's my chair, dear. I live here."
MRS. G: "But I looked at that chair not two seconds ago and it was completely empty!"
FRAN: "And that means I can't sit here? I'm afraid I don't follow."


Mrs. Goldmanberg has seen a very nice car in their driveway very late last night.
Fran explains that his brother Paul is visiting... much to Harold's dismay.


Enter Paul (Curt Bonnem), Fran's flamingly gay warlock brother.
Joey asked Paul to come by animating Archimedes. Marsha's
concerned; he's not supposed to be using his powers. And he's
only 1/4 warlock; his powers shouldn't be so strong. Anyway,
Marsha doesn't want Paul there. She wants to be accepted by
the neighborhood, and Paul's out-and-out outness doesn't help.


Paul turns himself into Archimedes so that
Fran can take him along to the graduation.