The Guide

This black (leather jacket) comedy is based on that one time when the Ramones recorded an album with "Wall of Sound" producer Phil Spector, who never hesitated to pull a gun on anyone and in the case of the New York City punk band, hold them hostage for six hours. With what we now know about Spector, who died in prison, this production should provide a master class in comedic tension.

This black (leather jacket) comedy is based on that one time when the Ramones recorded an album with "Wall of Sound" producer Phil Spector, who never hesitated to pull a gun on anyone and in the case of the New York City punk band, hold them hostage for six hours. With what we now know about Spector, who died in prison, this production should provide a master class in comedic tension.

This black (leather jacket) comedy is based on that one time when the Ramones recorded an album with "Wall of Sound" producer Phil Spector, who never hesitated to pull a gun on anyone and in the case of the New York City punk band, hold them hostage for six hours. With what we now know about Spector, who died in prison, this production should provide a master class in comedic tension.

This black (leather jacket) comedy is based on that one time when the Ramones recorded an album with "Wall of Sound" producer Phil Spector, who never hesitated to pull a gun on anyone and in the case of the New York City punk band, hold them hostage for six hours. With what we now know about Spector, who died in prison, this production should provide a master class in comedic tension.

This black (leather jacket) comedy is based on that one time when the Ramones recorded an album with "Wall of Sound" producer Phil Spector, who never hesitated to pull a gun on anyone and in the case of the New York City punk band, hold them hostage for six hours. With what we now know about Spector, who died in prison, this production should provide a master class in comedic tension.

This black (leather jacket) comedy is based on that one time when the Ramones recorded an album with "Wall of Sound" producer Phil Spector, who never hesitated to pull a gun on anyone and in the case of the New York City punk band, hold them hostage for six hours. With what we now know about Spector, who died in prison, this production should provide a master class in comedic tension.

This black (leather jacket) comedy is based on that one time when the Ramones recorded an album with "Wall of Sound" producer Phil Spector, who never hesitated to pull a gun on anyone and in the case of the New York City punk band, hold them hostage for six hours. With what we now know about Spector, who died in prison, this production should provide a master class in comedic tension.

This black (leather jacket) comedy is based on that one time when the Ramones recorded an album with "Wall of Sound" producer Phil Spector, who never hesitated to pull a gun on anyone and in the case of the New York City punk band, hold them hostage for six hours. With what we now know about Spector, who died in prison, this production should provide a master class in comedic tension.

This black (leather jacket) comedy is based on that one time when the Ramones recorded an album with "Wall of Sound" producer Phil Spector, who never hesitated to pull a gun on anyone and in the case of the New York City punk band, hold them hostage for six hours. With what we now know about Spector, who died in prison, this production should provide a master class in comedic tension.

Have you ever seen barbershop vocalists perform — as part of a bigger production that wasn’t ever on Broadway? If not, here's your chance to indulge. The Silver Statesmen Barbershop Chorus and Quartets are producing something called Dastardly Deeds in the Desert. This is not just a concert of barbershop-quartet music. It will be an old-school western melodrama with a story, the usual good guys and bad guys, maybe some in between.