CNN highlights the Billionaires for Wealthcare enthusiastically singing the praises of a public option, as they entertained unsuspecting attendees at a health insurance conference in Washington DC last week. Wolf Blitzer and Jeanne Moos discuss the increasingly popular use of guerilla musical theatre across the nation. Cleverly orchestrated performances and mini-musicals seem to have become much more popular with folks now than rabid screaming teabaggers.
Guerilla Musical Theatre Goes Global
It also appears that the use of guerilla street theatre is evolving beyond just an effective political protest tool. Other unexplained guerilla performance acts have been spontaneously breaking out in produce aisles, ferry terminals and train stations all across our planet. My childhood fantasy of random everyday people just bursting into song for no apparent reason seems close to becoming a reality.
Spontaneous performance art breaks out in a train station in Antwerp, Belgium.
Improv Everywhere created this unexpected musical in a Los Angeles mall food court.
The Billionaires for Bush at the 2000 Democratic Convention in Los Angeles.
