Dos Fallopia

Dos Fallopia
DOS FALLOPIA BIO
Outrageous. Irreverent. Often ridiculous.  Dos Fallopia (Lisa Koch and Peggy Platt) fire up their wickedly funny sketch comedy chops with social satire, musical parody, and razor-sharp zingers from a woman’s point of view.

 Performing together since 1990, Dos Fallopia is best known for their semi-legendary Xmas series, “Ham for the Holidays”.  The duo have also penned more than 25 full-length plays, and have toured their sold-out stage shows, “Déjà Poo,” “Pretty Girls, Not Too Bright,” and “Twin Sisters of Different Cul-de-sacs” in theaters in London, New York, San Francisco, LA, Chicago, Seattle, Minneapolis, and Indianapolis.  They have headlined the Michigan, West Coast, and National Women’s Music Festivals, and the Vancouver Comedy Festival.  The two have released one cult CD, “My Breasts Are Out of Control”, and two DVD’s (“Pretty Girls, Not Too Bright” and  “Ham for the Holidays: A Lard Day’s Night”).

LISA KOCH —Lisa has recorded 4 solo CD’s, is an alumnus of cult quartet Venus Envy, and has shared the stage with Janis Ian, Kate Clinton, The Indigo Girls, and Lily Tomlin.  She composed Off-Broadway musical “27, Rue de Fleurus”, had one of her songs sampled by Jay-Z, and she and her music appear in recent documentary, “Two in a Million”.  She’s been seen on LOGO, Olivia Cruises, and moonlights as an actor (Arizona Theatre Co., Phoenix Theatre, Oregon Cabaret Theatre, 5th Avenue). www.heylisa.com

 PEGGY PLATT —Voted Seattle’s Best Comic for nine years, Peggy has worked as a stand-up comic around the country, and has opened for Cindy Lauper, Jerry Seinfeld, Jay Leno, Kathy Griffin, and Puppetry of the Penis.  She appeared in the feature film,“Harry and the Hendersons”, and in Seattle productions at ACT, Seattle Children’s Theatre, 5th Avenue, Alice B., Empty Space, and Cabaret de Paris. She is the playwright of several productions, including “The Holiday Survival Game Show” and “Gay Deceivers”.
 

REVIEWS

“Sketch comedy, musical parody and social satire at its very best.” — SeattleActor.com
 
 “The roller coaster ride of hysteria doesn’t stop from the time the lights come down to the final bow. But I have to say the topper of the evening was the final entry from the Spudds which had me laughing so hard I couldn’t breathe at times…” — BroadwayWorld.com

“Could they be the long lost love child of Doris Day and Divine?  Big, brash, and completely mad…” — London Connection

“I wasn’t prepared for just how funny they would be… I kept laughing and fell out of my seat… two of the funniest, most irreverent comedians I’ve seen in years…”       — San Francisco Bay Times