Bush is Bad Tickets

Bush is Bad is a political satire musical revue known for its sharp wit, topical humor, and engaging performances. Originating as an Off-Broadway production, the show opened on September 29, 2005, at the Triad Theatre in New York City and quickly extended through 2006 with multiple editions. The original cast featured Kate Baldwin, Neal Mayer, and Michael McCoy, with Jill Abramovitz joining as a replacement during the run. The show later spawned revisions including the Impeachment Edition, with regional runs in Los Angeles (NoHo Arts Center, 2007) and Alaska (2008), showcasing how the production evolved with current events while preserving its satirical spirit.

Bush is Bad also produced a cast recording, Bush Is Bad — Original Off-Broadway Cast, released around January 2006 by Original Cast Records. While the production is rooted in New York theater history, it has left a mark on regional stages and fans of political performance art. Although there isn’t a documented national tour in 2025, the show’s legacy continues to inform contemporary satire and small-venue engagements across the country. We’ve got you covered for nearby presentations, venue details, and how to secure your seats through trusted partners.

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