February 2012
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Food GPS: Q&A with Leila Cohan-Miccio, Author of... →
January 2012
7 posts
LAist: Pig: A Restaurant Humorously Skewers Foodie... →
LAist has nice things to say about Pig! Make those reservations for this Thursday at 7!
In the span of about 30 minutes, Pig: A Restaurant slices and dices through the pretentiousness of the food scene. And while we didn’t get all of the New York-centric nuances (maybe an LA version is in order?), the humor does translate well on the left coast. We guess it’s because a-holes are a-holes...
The Amateur Gourmet: Pig: A Restaurant →
Personal hero Adam Roberts came to the show last night! And he liked it!
We just saw a hilarious skewering of the food world at L.A.’s U.C.B. (Upright Citizens Brigade) called “Pig: A Restaurant.” Actress Lauren Adams tackles everyone from Gael Greene to David Chang in this play written by Leila Cohan-Miccio and directed by Caitlin Bitzegio. Based on real world food experiences (Leila ran the...
Grub Street Los Angeles: Pig: A Restaurant Coming... →
Did you know that LA is getting a restaurant called Pigg this year and Pig: A Restaurant this month? Again, nothing in Pig is exaggerated.
EAT LA: Pig: A Restaurant - Food for Laughs →
1/26! 8pm! 2/2! 7pm! Boom boom boom!
Zagat: Pig: A Restaurant, One-Act Restaurant... →
Restaurant industry satire, Pig: A Restaurant, by former food blogger Leila Cohan-Miccio, has had a very popular run since opening at NYC’s Upright Citizen’s Brigade; and now it’s poised to make its LA debut on January 26th at 8 PM at UCBLA. The comedic play follows seven characters at the opening party of a meat-obesssed restaurant in “East Gowanus,...
New York Times Learning Network: Word of the Day:... →
We’re used to help kids learn the word “satire!” Pretty cool!
Turns out those hilarious rumors about the M. Wells team opening a steakhouse...
– Nothing in Pig: A Restaurant is exaggerated. Make those reservations for tomorrow night!
December 2011
4 posts
Eater: The 5 Hardest Doors in New York City →
2. PROVOCATEUR: Still holding on to the second spot is Mike Satsky and Brian Gefter’s Gansevoort Hotel hot spot. While Satsky will probably cry over his cornflakes that the club isn’t number one, the club still manages to keep its door policies tight and continues to book top flight DJs to keep its Euro-centric crowd happy and shelling out cash for bottles. The team has also...
New York Times: "Pig," a Play, Roasts the... →
Oh, hey, NBD, just a feature on Diner’s Journal.
At a performance of “Pig: A Restaurant” at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater in Chelsea on Wednesday night, a deranged celebrity chef unveiled a drink list featuring “bacon-infused bourbon” and “pork cheek bitters.” A locavore praised the taste of edible weeds picked along the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. And a food publicist fretted...
Zagat: Pig: A Restaurant Returns to UCB to Lampoon... →
Zagat (rhymes with cat!) recommends Pig: A Restaurant (rhymes with returns to UCB at 9:30pm on Wednesday, December 21!).
Do you think that locally source swine is like, totally hilarious? Well, we’ve been hearing some good buzz about Pig: The Restaurant, a show by Leila Cohan-Miccio that is running tonight and December 21 at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater (you can get tickets and...
Brooklyn Based: Making Fun of Foodies →
Target audience: reached.
November 2011
4 posts
Bust: Pig: A Restaurant; One-Woman Show Pokes Fun... →
Great write-up from Bust!
Anyone who has ever worked in a restaurant can easily relate to the characters and exaggerated situations. Take hostess Aurora, for example. She’s a model/actress/hostess who claims she got her job because she just looks so good standing in front of stuff. Of course no restaurant is complete without an irate, full-of-themselves co-worker to terrorize the...
Sarahbibiable: Pig: A Restaurant →
sarahbibi:
Since I’m vegan, I don’t eat meat. However, there is one situation in which I must condone, nay, encourage the consumption of animal fat. If you haven’t have the chance, catch this Thursday performance of Pig: A Restaurant at NYC’s UCB Theater, starring Lauren Conlin Adams and written…
October 2011
7 posts
Gothamist: Pig: A Restaurant Parodies Foodie... →
Killer review from Gothamist!
Few worlds are as ripe for the mockery as the New York food world. From the ridiculously image-obsessed chefs to the extreme overabundance of local/sustainable restaurants to the gossipy websites that track their every trivial move, there’s plenty to trash. But it takes someone who truly knows the scene to be able to properly rip it apart, which is where...
Eater: Pig: A Restaurant, a Comedy at Upright... →
Eater loves Pig!
And this comedy has everything: A chef from Top Chef (a quarter-finalist), a wacked-out publicist, a model/actress/hostess who can’t recognize famous chefs, a bad-boy sell-out chef, and a sex-obsessed be-hatted ex-critic. And of course, it’s all set in Brooklyn’s newest pig-focused hotspot in East Gowanus. Don’t miss the familiar-looking website...
The Daily Meal: Pig: A Restaurant (The Play) →
Awesome write-up from The Daily Meal!
New York Times: Dining Calendar →
The Grey Lady likes Pig: A Restaurant!
Lauren Conlin Adams, who has waited tables, plays all the roles in “Pig: A Restaurant,” about a fictitious hot spot in East Gowanus that the writer, Leila Cohan-Miccio, outfits with a celebrity chef, ultra-locavorism and other satire-worthy icons of contemporary restaurant culture. It will be performed at 8 p.m. on Wednesday and on Nov. 3 and 17 at the...
The Feast: Industry Vets Bring Restaurant Humor to... →
The Feast thinks you should come see Pig: A Restaurant this Wednesday at 8pm and I agree! Reserve here!
Thanks in advance for answering. I think there’s a cluster of hen in the...
– Today in questions posed by New York Times readers that are answered in Pig: A Restaurant, premiering at UCB Chelsea at 8pm on October 26! Make your reservations here to get all the urban mushroom jokes.
September 2011
1 post