Julie Goldman is hilarious. She’s a well-known staple on the NYC comedy scene, and her latest, “Commitment Ceremony” is currently playing at Outfest in LA.
This little ditty about how anything short of gay marriage is not good enough is the funniest thing I’ve seen in a long time. Really, it made my day. Watch it. You’ll feel better about the world in general. Watch it for the line the Christain Right is more obsessed with gays than gays obsessed with gays. I have the entire Christian Right community in my vagina.
Yup, peed my pants.
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What would happen if Goldman's "Commitment Ceremony" came up against The Hidden Cameras' gay church folk hit "Ban Marriage"? There's a throwdown the world needs to see.
Posted by Anna
July 16, 2007, 8:48 PM
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