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15 March 2006

Witches In Bikinis
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Julie Rozar
Bill Rozar
Janelle Lannan
Luis Schittone
Carolyn Demisch
Julie Betts
Arnie Aprea
Emily Reiter
Joanna Walchuk
Karen Weathermax
Jules Hartley
Christina Johnson
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    Brooklyn-based pop/rock/performance group blending horror, sci-fi, and surfing into a unique rock 'n roll experience. Seven gorgeous, bikini-clad witches sing and dance with the help of a three-piece band and digital magic. Songs like "Horror Flick Chicks", "Witches In Bikinis", "Video Vixen Vampire", "Party Like A Chimpanzee", "Subway Spooks" and "Alien Surfer Babes” will take control of your brain for days.

    What reviewers say:
    "Spring Break in Transylvania -- Combining three beloved staples of 60's pop culture–the girl group, the beach party movie and the low-budget horror flick..." - Michael Dale, Broadwayworld.com

    "enchanting and haunting... Lots of fun... very attractive cast"
    - Stu Hamstra, cabarethotlineonline.com

    "poppy/rocky tunes that pay homage to the Supremes, Frankie and Annette as well as The Rocky Horror Picture Show... entrancing, infectious and scare-a-licious!" - Frank J. Avella, nycool.com
    Julie Rozar    15 March 2006 11:04