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Sid Pink was heartbroken. So he did what any reasonable, red-blooded American man his age would do: He penned a rock opera about the ordeal -- or a "rockeretta spectacular," as the show's poster proclaims. "About eighteen months ago, I suffered a devastating episode via Real Life," Sid explains in an e-mail, "courtesy a hotsy-totsy Los Angelinan [but former Denverite] who seemed to find folly undertaking an unnecessary heart-surgery on your old Uncle Sidney.
See also:
- Tonight: The Yellow Machine at the Gothic Theatre, 11/23/12
- The weekend's ten best concerts: 11/23-11/25
- Sid Pink is the real Undercover Boss
- The Honey Cooler: Gumshoes and furries and masked wrestlers, oh my!
