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In the spirit of the semi-pretend-reality live show [[Tony n’ Tina's Wedding]], '''''[[Joni and Gina's Wedding]]''''' is a [[lesbian]] version of its Italian-style [[predecessor]]. Patrons are the wedding guests who mingle with Hollywood actors posing as members of an eclectic wedding party. ▼
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▲In the spirit of the semi-pretend-reality live show [[Tony n’ Tina's Wedding]], '''''[[Joni and Gina's Wedding]]''''' is a [[lesbian]] version of its Italian-style [[predecessor]]. Patrons are the wedding guests who mingle with Hollywood actors posing as members of an eclectic wedding party.
[[Joni And Gina’s Wedding]] Opened June 21, 2002 in Van Nuys, CA. and is enjoying success by word of mouth and various productions throughout [[California]].
The audience interactive comedy ''[[Joni and Gina’s Wedding]]'' is the creation of Marianne Basford and [[Ann Lippert]].
 
'''Celebrities''' such as [[Alison Arngrim]] “Nasty Nellie” Oleson from [[Little House on the Prairie]] Fame has appeared as appeared in productions.
 
'''Copyrighted authorship''': Marianne Basford, [[Ann Lippert]], David Pavao A Hilarity Ensues Production Los Angeles, CA.▼
 
▲'''Copyrighted authorship''': Marianne Basford, [[Ann Lippert]], David Pavao A Hilarity Ensues Production Los Angeles, CA.
 
== External links ==
Official website [[www.JoniAndGinasWedding.com]] ▼
 
▲ Official website [[www.JoniAndGinasWedding.com]]
== Synopsis ==▼
 
[[Spoiler warning]]: Plot and/or ending details follow.▼
 
▲== Synopsis ==
An All-American Military family and an overbearing Jewish family attend their gay daughters wedding and wild reception. The party begins as “wedding guests” arrive and mingle at the bar area where appetizers and cocktails are served. Family members also mingle and greet patrons and soon are escorted into the “church”. Pat Miass a quirky goddess-of-the-universe Minister performs the ''"almost holy union"'' for the two young lovers Joni Gottlieb a Jewish sports enthusiast and Gina Spaulding a sentimental daughter of a rigid Military upbringing. After the atypical ceremony, Dinner is served as family members give toasts and speeches. There is Rychard who provides plenty of camp as Joni’s Best Man and wedding planner, Maureen the Emcee of the reception who bitterly pines for her lost love, Gina. Family members including General Jack S. Spaulding a stodgy, retired Marine who is not wholly comfortable with his daughter’s choice and Gina's mother Margaret who is certain her daughter is just going thru a phase. Feuding Jewish ex-spouses, Larry and Ida Gottlieb embarrass their daughter Joni with their endless squabbling. The show is rounded out by and [[eclectic]] and fun cast of characters that provide plenty of laughs for everyone. After dinner, wedding cake and champagne the reception begins, along with the real fun. Guests are invited to participate in a not-so-traditional bouquet toss, learn to line dance, dance the [[Hora]] and lots of surprises. The three-ring circus commences as everyone participates in a sing-a-long finale. The creators of this show have really touched at the heart of the heavily debated topic of [[gay marriage]], yet (as with any family wedding) the bottom line is that it really is all about love. ▼
 
▲[[Spoiler warning]]: Plot and/or ending details follow.
== Awards and Quotes: ==
 
▲An All-American Military family and an overbearing Jewish family attend their gay daughters wedding and wild reception. The party begins as “wedding guests” arrive and mingle at the bar area where appetizers and cocktails are served. Family members also mingle and greet patrons and soon are escorted into the “church”. Pat Miass a quirky goddess-of-the-universe Minister performs the ''"almost holy union"'' for the two young lovers Joni Gottlieb a Jewish sports enthusiast and Gina Spaulding a sentimental daughter of a rigid Military upbringing. After the atypical ceremony, Dinner is served as family members give toasts and speeches. There is Rychard who provides plenty of camp as Joni’s Best Man and wedding planner, Maureen the Emcee of the reception who bitterly pines for her lost love, Gina. Family members including General Jack S. Spaulding a stodgy, retired Marine who is not wholly comfortable with his daughter’s choice and Gina's mother Margaret who is certain her daughter is just going thru a phase. Feuding Jewish ex-spouses, Larry and Ida Gottlieb embarrass their daughter Joni with their endless squabbling. The show is rounded out by and [[eclectic]] and fun cast of characters that provide plenty of laughs for everyone. After dinner, wedding cake and champagne the reception begins, along with the real fun. Guests are invited to participate in a not-so-traditional bouquet toss, learn to line dance, dance the [[Hora]] and lots of surprises. The three-ring circus commences as everyone participates in a sing-a-long finale. The creators of this show have really touched at the heart of the heavily debated topic of [[gay marriage]], yet (as with any family wedding) the bottom line is that it really is all about love.
~'''WINNER''' of Curve Magazines - 2004 Theater Award.
'''''"This wedding from hell is comedy heaven!"''''' - '''[[Jane Lynch]]''' - (Best In Show, 40 Year Old Virgin, L Word)
'''''"A fine way to spend an afternoon"''''' - Backstage West Magazine▼
'''"''A great event that everyone should see. 5 Stars'''''" - Divas Magazine▼
'''''"It's the best wedding in town. Don't go if you don't want to Party!"''''' – Blunt.com
'''''"Hilarious!"''''' - Ms. [[Gloria Allred]], (attorney, activist.)
 
 
▲'''''"A fine way to spend an afternoon"''''' - Backstage West Magazine
 
▲'''"''A great event that everyone should see. 5 Stars'''''" - Divas Magazine
 
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