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Park Borchert
Sweet & Sour Park


"Some say it is the funniest one man show ever written in the english speaking language..."

Here is a five part flash presentation of my show. "Sweet & Sour Park". I never really thought of it as a one man show because there are many characters in the piece, but I guess I play them all so therefore by definition it is a one man show. Of course, nowadays a one man show is all the rage, so I just may revisit this show soon. I was p;lanning to write the sequel which was tentatively entitled, "DisOriental". I think I have plenty of material to put that one up at the same time. The original production was at the Gene Frankel Theatre (G-d rest his soul) during the fall of 2006, when I still had long hair. My hair, which has always been a strong source of material, is now short, so I'd have to wear a wig, which I'm sure I could borrow one from somewhere.

Here is Sweet & Sour Park... I hope you enjoy it. (The page that advertised the show will be included at the bottom of the page).

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5

"A Brilliantly Funny Perspective of Inter-Cultural Marriage!"

"Very Original Comedy!"

"Great Show! One Hell of a Talented Guy!"

"My Cheeks Hurt From Laughing So Hard!"

"I Laughed So Hard I Crapped Myself!"

"Hilarious!"

Park Borchert
Sweet & Sour Park

For a long time Park Borchert has been working on his show Sweet & Sour Park. It was originally derived from his stand up comedy about his youth in Wisconsin, his exodus to New York City, and meeting the love of his life, Fung Yee. Now all that doesn't sound particularly funny until you factor in the amount of time it takes to assimilate Chinese cultural practices and idiosyncrasies. It's your classic Stranger in a Strange World theme for you English majors. The Chinese are a brilliant and hard working people, and for some reason, as in the case of his mother-in-law, when you're only four feet tall it's very hard to take no for an answer. I guess it's a matter of perspective.











JUVIE HALL is located at 24 Bond Street just off Lafayette Street right down the street from the Public Theater. For those of you who love sushi, right across the street from JUVIE HALL is the superb restaurant named "Bond Street" where Park Borchert and Fung Yee accidentally met for the first time.

Park Borchert