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Jewtopia

By: Bryan Fogel, Sam Wolfson
Narrated by: Bryan Fogel, Sam Wolfson, Jackie Tohn
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Finally, the ultimate book of Jewish humor is here, complete with Jewish nursery blueprints (which includes a panic room, fireproof wallpaper, and a guardian ninja, of course), the top 10 list of Jewish 'dont's', the complete timeline of Jewish expulsion, and much, much more.

Before creating Jewtopia the play in 2003, Bryan Fogel and Sam Wolfson were unemployed actors and writers who couldn't get a break. Taking matters into their own hands, they wrote a play, maxed out their credit cards, and mounted the production themselves.

Jewtopia went on to become the longest-running original theatrical comedy in Los Angeles history. The show moved to off-Broadway in October 2004 and, as of the publication of this book, still plays nightly to sold-out audiences, with productions opening all over the world.

Now, for the first time in this book, Fogel and Wolfson are bringing their theatrical work to the comfort of your home.

©2006 Bryan Fogel and Sam Wolfson. All Rights Reserved (P)2006 Hachette Audio. All Rights Reserved. A division of Hachette Book Group USA
Judaism Satire Comedy Witty
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"The tone is light and farcical, the humor decidedly, but cleverly, lowbrow." (Publishers Weekly)

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very funny

i really like this. being a black british woman, i dont suppose it was aimed at me, but i found it very funny. enjoyed it a lot

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Fab!!!!!!!!!!!

It doesn't get any better than "Phone calls from Jewish mothers." Please keep in mind that this is a book written by Jews for Jews, and some segments may offend extremely devout born-again Christians. This Christian, however, loved it and hopes to someday get a chance to see the Broadway show. (Skip through the truly infantile chapter regarding human excrement- proof that Brian and Sam didn't let their mothers read the first draft before sending it off to the publisher. The rest of the book is great.)

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I was hoping for good or light hearted humor - NOT

I was really disapointed to say the least. I found it silly - dumb. Listening to a real bad comedy with little substance, and really poor material. Just not worth the time to listen and at some point I had to turn it off. It just wasn't funny or amusing to me. I would not recommend this to anyone, and not recommend it as a gift. I'd skip it. It was unfortunate, as I was really hoping for some good ol Jewish laughter. They were the only ones laughing, and I'm not sure what was so funny.

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