THE WILD WILD WEST - ME HICCUP, YOU JANE© is a hilarious, audience interactive, comedy set in the sleepy town of OKAY Corral. Wild Bill Hiccup and Clambake Jane are hosts of the hit variety show "Me Hiccup, You Jane" and joined by an all-star cast. Alas, ratings have plummeted and the producers are in desperate need of new acts. Before they have to say happy trails for the final time, our stars decide to audition new talent!

Our audience 'actors' have been selected to perform a short act reminiscent of the Wild Wild West. Given cue cards and character props, they are then guided by the pros. Do you have what it takes to play and survive in the Wild Wild West?

Audiences are encouraged to don their finest Western wear, indulge in a country style dinner, and have fun, Wild West style! Complete with cowboy serenades, lasso tricks, military cadences, flapjack flipping, and even a traditional Indian rain dance for an evening sure to please.

 


Wild Bill Hiccup is the salty, crotchety, weather beaten, side winding cowboy who has been riding the range for a too many years. He tied up his ride at the OKAY Corral and decided to pursue his long lost dream of being a variety show host.

Clambake Jane had a dream of becoming a star but digging for clams wasn't get her anywhere. She dropped her pail and went West. She's been trying to cure Bill's hiccups ever since.

Sheriff Saucy Silverspoons is peace loving and somewhat saucy. Disputes usually settled with gunfire, he resolves by releasing white doves. If it saves another law abiding citizen from buckshot, Saucy has done his duty.

Little Bighonk can find water where even the camels get confused. When taken by drought, Ms. Bighonk resorts to her wildly infamous rain dance. That and opening a new Casino on the range! This trifecta of talent (she sings too) has some pretty good odds.

Annie Oatmeal, an expert riflewoman and shotgunner, realized those weren't the best skills to get men, okay? She took up being a diva and has since been able to catch most anything, especially men. Besides, they're easier to tackle and tie than cows.

"I was just a dusty cowboy moseying along the range, giddy upping on my horse, when she rattled at me just like a snake! Being the old fool that I am, I just had to get bit by her love! Yeeeehawwwww!" Wild Bill Hiccup.