Q: Wow, this show sounds amazing! When and where can I see it? A: Check out our See Me (Live) page for upcoming performances. Right now we're planning a production for May, 2005. We hope to see you there! Q: Isn't the subject matter of Monica! a little passé? A: What some would call passe, others would call "approaching a cultural renaissance." In this time of anxiety and strife, we think it's healthy to look back and say, "Wow. Remember that time when the President got a beej and everybody was all upset about it? That was kind of funny." Don't you? Q: How can I get updates about upcoming performances and other news? A: Sign up for our mailing list! You'll get email updates and, maybe one day, cute little postcards. Q: If you could get one big celebrity to star in the lavish Broadway production of Monica!, who would it be? A: There is only one answer to this question: Tom Jones as Tom Jones, baby. Q: What musicals most influenced you when you were writing Monica!? A: We were influenced by so many musicals...the good, the bad, and the cheesier than fondue. Listen closely and you'll likely exclaim, "Wow! That song sounds just like it could be a song from a real musical!" (At least that's what our friends and relatives say.) But one cultural landmark stands above all--South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut. We're not kidding. Seeing this film made us say, "That's exactly what we're doing! Making a musical that satirizes musicals! And is kind of lewd!" Call us, Mark Shaiman, Trey Parker and Matt Stone! We love you guys! Q: Would you die if Bill, Hillary or Monica came to one of your shows? A: Totally.  We would be so stressed. Particularly if they brought their lawyers. We think that Bill might actually like it.  Hillary?  Not so much. It's not even funny to say that, though, since they all live in New York at the moment. Q: Death is not an option: Linda Tripp or Janet Reno? A: Oh, the hours we've spent pondering this question. We're split 2-1 in favor of Reno. Q: Were you guys born brilliant, or is brilliance something that you developed? A: Ah, the nature/nurture dichotomy. Really, it's a little bit of both. Props to our moms. Q: If you could hang out and have beers with one player from the Clinton scandal, who would it be? A: Stephanopoulos. Except then he would totally get drunk and try to make out with us all at once.