See talented improvisers- Andy Petruzzo, Kyle Sweeney, and Andrew Lee bring this contest to a new level.

See this conflict realized to its fullest by the talented improvisers- Andy Petruzzo, Kyle Sweeney, and Andrew Lee.

In 2009, we have See.Hear.Speak.4 to perform in, we have a brand new set of sketches, we have several Christmas toys to play with (Andy got a sword from Santa), and we have a new mantra- “Let’s not try to be funny, let’s try to be famous.”

Andy and I look forward to the future of such gypsy premonitions. But with this assumed rise to power must come great change (in order to become greatness incarnate).

So it is with this, we begin to create a new world of comedy for our fellow nerd and non-nerd alike. The P! Company is being re-imagined. This specifically refers to the fact that we will no longer shoot video sketches. All of our material will be performed in a brand new way.

To showcase what I mean-we have created a new interpretation of the classic P! Company sketch “Anniversary”. Please enjoy this as a sign of things to come, and again a happy holidays to our friends out in cyber-space.

The two P! Company members, Andy Petruzzo and Kyle Sweeney began ranting and raving at the Texas Travesty for the quality/content of their review in the recent October issue. You can read the complete article here.

The review, entitled “The ‘P’ is for Poopy,” elicited quite a vocal response from the otherwise laid back comic personalities.

Andy Petruzzo had this to say regarding the events, “Before anything gets out of hand, we wanted to apologize publicly to the [Texas] Travesty. We lost our cool back there and we realize that no one in the room was directly responsible for the content of the review.”

Kyle Sweeney wished to add, “We don’t like the word “poopy” or any iteration of that. We feel it is lowbrow and indecent. We felt attacked, so we pushed back. It was the wrong way to handle it and we apologize.”

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The P! Company also looks forward to the show on October 17th that is being co-sponsored with the Travesty and ColdTowne Theater.

Here are three more videos featuring the P! Company’s stellar party advice…

The P! Company has been given the charge of making parties cooler. It’s a difficult task, but if the P! Company knows anything it’s “how to party.” So in an effort to teach by example, The P! Company was commissioned by the “Party Police” to create a series of public service announcements for the cause.

These are the first of over a dozen videos featuring the P! Company’s party advice…

We feel Nick is hilarious. I’d go so far as to say, Nick Ramirez is not the “Funniest in Austin,” but rather he is the funniest person in the World.

While not advancing to the finals of Funniest Person, we (the P! Company) feel it prudent to reward his efforts with the first annual “P! Company’s Funniest Person in the World (in Austin [in the P! Company {in the category of stand-up comedy} ] ) award.

We can award success in three ways: 1) a hearty pat on the back, 2) a generic “attaboy,” and 3) a trophy (as from our little league youth). Now the P! Company doesn’t have any sort of inflated budget to be purchasing frivolous awards for every Tom, Dick, and Harry. The problem with a real trophy is that it will no doubt collect dust in people’s closets, but with the aid of computerolgoy we have created something perfect, a “virtual” trophy [see left].

This trophy will never collect dust or decompose. It will never bend or break. It also has the luxury of never having existed- so it will never grow old. It is an immortal sign of our appreciation to one, Nicholas “Garfield The Cat” Ramirez.

To Wong Foo Nick, Thanks for everything Julie Newmar The P! Company!

The P! Company aims to please with A+ sketch comedy Thursday April 17th at 11:39 PM @ Coldtowne Theater. BE THERE!!!!

This video should explain any mysteries I may or may not have just revealed.

To get you guys excited about the new show, we’ve encoded a video that brief you on waht happened at the last P! Company Show. Check it out below.

Laterz gatorz (I’m [too cool {for school}]).