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The Brothers Dangus Vol. 2: The People v. Dango (A Court-Mandated Parable)
By The Brothers Dangus
Created by The Brothers Dangus
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Show Description
The Brothers Dangus are compelled by law to delve into the seedy underworld of the designer drug, the Dango. Explore a noir-ishly absurd contemplation of crime, punishment, and conspiratorial nationalism.
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Content Warnings
The creators say this show is appropriate for ages 16 and up
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Cast and Crew
Brian Hesser (née Baby Dangus, now the 4404th Incarnation of the Big Yellow Ghost)
Tony Mondango, EnsembleBrian Hesser woke up from a dream about a man named February on March 1st, 2023. He is known for his interdisciplinary work in the fields of entomology, folklore, and theologic studies, and hopes to awaken the Great Locust which will consume us all. This has garnered attention from both the Nobel Prize committee and local authorities. In his scant spare time, he bowls a perfect 300 every time, gets last place in Key Lime Pie contests, and has been known to cause ladies to swoon with his karaoke rendition of Hava Nagila. He wholeheartedly endorses Dennis Kucinich.
Derek Meyer (as Dangus Dangus)
Frank Asshole (The Pun-Issuer), EnsembleDerek Meyer descended from the ceiling just the other day. He resides in North Minneapolis, but in his mind, he pilots a hovercraft bound for the moon. This confuses his neighbors but they pelt him with tomatoes all the same. He proudly holds the county record for "Most Sporks," and is too ashamed to admit his crucial involvement in the USC Admissions Scandal. When not arguing with his houseplants, he pretends to know how to play cribbage and backgammon. He is a staunch supporter of Dennis Kucinich.
Zach Morgan (as Zog Itasca Dangus)
Rich Motel, EnsembleZach Morgan was born during Justinian I's prosperous reign over the Byzantine Empire. He made a simple living as a butt-sniffer until he slipped on a plantain peel and fell into a pool of liquid amber, which then hardened and perfectly preserved him until April 15th, 1996. After promptly filing his taxes, he started his life as the modern-day equivalent of a butt-sniffer, a business development manager for the Omaha-based Vity Centures, a venture capital firm that profiteered from the COVID-19 pandemic. Deathly afraid of impetigo, he slathers himself in faux-pharmaceutical grade aloe every moment of every day. Though he is an unabashed Dennis Kucinich apologist, he's not afraid to hold him to task.
Charles Numrich
HimselfYes, that Charles Numrich.
A.J. Sass (as Johnny Burbank Dangus)
Inspector Tort Negligence, EnsembleA.J. Sass materialized out of thin air during a Pentecostal snake-handler service, causing the mistaken belief among parishioners that prayer works. He enlisted in the Colorado Coast Guard, where he honed his craft as a comedic ululator. You can book him for weddings, birthday parties, quinceañeras, bar/bat mitzvahs, britot, divorces, funerals, and other celebratory events simply by screaming the phrase "MEEP MEEP MOOP MOOP" within earshot of the former boy mayor of Cleveland himself, Dennis Kucinich, who A.J. will support until his dying breath.
More Information
July 6th 2023: Here we go again, another Brothers Dangus romp. You thought last year was bad? Wait til you see this shit. We actually tried with this one.
July 11th 2023: Putting the final touches on what we consider to be a "script." It's just a bunch of dumb words in no particular order.
July 11th 2023: (addendum): Words are for nerds.
July 17th, 2023: poo poo pee pee
August 3rd, 2023: Here are some of our favorite quotes of the show absent any context: "So yeah, my life sucks."; "Bye-bye Ding-Dong!"; "Oh yeah? Take a shit, pretty boy."; "It is very obvious you are the power bottom."
August 4th, 2023: No one knows whether things are real or not. So what? Sew buttons.
August 11th, 2023: Ernest P. Worrell's freneticism belies his kindheartedness. There is something wrong with society when Al Pacino is cast over Jim Varney's Ernest P. Worrell in great crime tales of our time. Dingus Worrell is a potato, look it up.
