Have you ever sat bored in your office, turned on some music, and just started dancing, slowly letting all of your inhibitions go—only to suddenly turn and realize someone's entered the room and seen you?
What happens when two miserable working stiffs plug into the rockin' soundtrack of their interior lives? In the case of Rock Out—an episodic, dialogue-free "play with music" by actor Gregory Jones—you get an irresistibly cute, surprisingly uplifting Fringe production, in a bite-size half-hour.
Jane Curtin obviously thinks that Tina Fey shouldn't be having all the fun. So on Friday and Saturday Ms. Curtin will be looking at us through Kawasaki-style glasses as she plays Gov.
by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
New York Times
Jane Curtin obviously thinks that Tina Fey shouldn't be having all the fun. So on Friday and Saturday Ms. Curtin will be looking at us through Kawasaki-style glasses as she plays Gov. 
The play is new. For anyone who grew up in Alabama, the story won't be.
