NewsPHOTO CALL: Series Stars, Broadway Celebs and Other "Cool" Kids Turn Out to Celebrate "Rules of Cool" Web ComedyAKA Studio Productions celebrated the release of it nine-episode original comedy web series “Rules of Cool” with a Feb. 23 celebration and viewing at Rockwood Music Hall.
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Matthew Blank
February 24, 2015
The show's creators, Caitlin Cooke and Lacey Jeka, starred alongside series executive producer Ashley Kate Adams (Broadway's La Cage Aux Folles), Jake Robinson ("The Carrie Diaries"), Ravi Roth (Off-Broadway's Altar Boyz), Bryan Langlitz (Memphis on Broadway) and MTV's Kenny "Mr. Beautiful" Santucci.
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Series Stars, Broadway Celebs and Other "Cool" Kids Turn Out to Celebrate "Rules of Cool" Web Comedy
Series Stars, Broadway Celebs and Other "Cool" Kids Turn Out to Celebrate "Rules of Cool" Web Comedy
AKA Studio Productions celebrated the release of it nine-episode original comedy web series “Rules of Cool” with a Feb. 23 celebration and viewing at Rockwood Music Hall.
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"Kate and Lucy are two deluded BFF’s in New York City living off of Chinese food and their parents' check books," according to press notes. "On the 5th day of binge‐watching reality TV, Kate takes a 'How Cool Are You?' quiz in Razzle-Dazzle magazine with devastating results. Thus begins a race that shakes up their world and ultimately reinvents what it means to be cool."
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