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Night of 100 Nellies onstage in L.A. through April 22

Hilarious queer comedy troupe the Nellie Olesons will perform their new show, Night of 100 Nellies, in Los Angeles on Friday and Saturday, April 14-15 and 21-22, before going on tour. Performers John Cantwell, Nora Burns, and Terrence Michael will take on, between them, some 55 characters. The show runs at the Cavern Club Theater at Casita del Campo, 1920 Hyperion Ave. in the Silver Lake district. For reservations call (323) 969-2530, and for more information visit www.TheNellieOlesons.com.

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