Night out: ‘Massive Obama-esque post-racial night of colorblind humor’

Kellen Alexander, John Hartman and Seth Dodson, from left, in “123...Fag!” (Photo by Nathan Keay.)

Kellen Alexander, John Hartman and Seth Dodson, from left, in “123...Fag!” (Photo by Nathan Keay.)

“Holla, Hola, Heeey (Oy Vey!),” brings together Chicago’s gay, Latina, African-American and Jewish comedy communities for a one-night, cross-cultural show celebrating the city’s diversity at 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 5 at iO’s Cabaret Theater in Wrigleyville. Tickets are $14.

This one-of-a-kind, major minority evening features:

  • BlackOut, a variety show by African-American improvisers Sherman Edwards, Darwin Smith, Ramon Smith and Warren Phynix Johnson, With special guest, token Jew Seth Weitberg.
  • Dominizuelan, a sketch show by Latina duo Lorena Diaz and Wendy Mateo, directed by iO founder Charna Halpern.
  • 1,2,3…Fag! Gay improvisers Kellen Alexander, Seth Dodson and John Hartman perform bold comedy.
  • Ranjit Souri performs a number from “Cupid Has a Heart On: A Musical Guide to Relationships.”

For a pre- or post-show bite, stop in to Goose Island Wrigleyville for a diverse selection of food and drink.