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“VIRTEGO Circus”
– Producers Club Theaters & Bar
Opens February 16th … read more from my newsletter.

John Munnelly songwriter and live performer plays live in the producers Club NYC as part of IRTE show The Lonely Life & Death of L Harris — **Feature Performer at First Thursday Open Mic at 773 Lounge Bar, Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn**
**Featuring live music by** **John Munnelly**
Been on a hot streak of songwriting. Might play a few of my classics and a few of the much newer ones like “No is a complete sentence (as is F*ck off!)”

Live at L Harris IRTE Improv show “Garbage Song”

Lonely Death of L Harris

WowWee! Another Improv show with a Christmas Theme

Picture by Roberto Tobar, at the Structured Improv Show **WowWee** in the Fall/Winter of 2022

I play the last musician on earth, held captive in some kind of Post Apocalyptic search for Christmas meaning within the bounds of a repeating sitcom. The protagonist supposedly changes every evening but always the malign/benign Andie the Android is pulling the strings on the emotional and family dynamics. Can John Munnelly escape?

Writing: Words on the time of Covid

**Wordsongs in the time of Covid.** We wrote together during Covid and I ‘stupidly’ decided it might be a good idea to produce a book. Little did I know what drama and resistance awaited on the committee. Anyway we made a book happen and it is available and its rather a good collection of individual Brooklyn voices.

There is a saying, a saw – if you want to go fast, go alone and if you want to go far, go together. They could have added that if you have a unique vision and want to go mad, go on a committee. Anyway, thanks to some saints and good spirits we produced a book “Wordsongs in the time of Covid.

Issue 7 of the Voices of Lefferts “Flatbush Eats”

My essay titled “The Great Hunger” could very well have been titled

‘what fried potatoes mean to me’

John Munnelly for Voices of Lefferts - Pcture Credit Nancy Treuber — John Munnelly in the shade for Voices of Lefferts Vol 7 – Picture Credit Nancy Treuber

or
‘how I learned to stop worrying and love hot sauce.’

This story is included in issue #7 of the Voices of Lefferts, “Flatbush Eats” available in The Green Light Bookstore on Flatbush, Brooklyn.

My piece traipses in a jolly-serious way through Irish history, my own family upbringing, the Flatbush, Brooklyn Caribbean influence and how it all relates eventually to Hot Sauce and my artisan food creation Hattwood.com

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