Some Video Highlights from Caught in the Act 1992
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Ray Rivera was a regular performer in the 90’s Caught in the Act shows. In 1992, he MC’ed the show. Here’s his opening monologue. (8 mins)
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SKIRTS was Jeni, Jal. Amy, Beta, Elane and Hillary. Watch them rock out on “You Got the Love.” (5 mins)
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SLUTTAGE were a frequent fixture of CITA shows with a revolving cast of uninhibited performers. The 1992 crew was Brian Lanter, Stephen Montoya, Alan Ponder, Ken Post and Dean Squibb. Their set was Albuquerque People, Men, and I Like ‘Em Big & Stupid. (12 mins)
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Echo was an audience favorite for many years, including being Mistress of Ceremonies twice. This monologue was titled A Part of It All. (12 mins)
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Exit 154 also appeared in many CITA shows. Here Jai Conroy, Drew Dooley and Kay Deasy perform If Only We Choose and Ms. Sandman. (10 mins)
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Finally, here’s a chance to get a real sense of the Caught in the Act experience. The conclusion of the 1992 show includes The Park: A Celebration in One Act by The Wilde Bunch, Albuquerque LGBTQ+ square dancing group, following by It’s a Fine Life sung by “Greta”(Jack Denvir), which leads to curtain calls by the entire cast. In the very last curtain call, that’s Jon Hull on the left. Stick around for a few extra minutes and watch some of the audience filing out of the KiMo Theatre. You might spot yourself or some of your friends from the early 1990’s. (17 mins)
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PLEASE NOTE: The original recording of this show was made on VHS tape at LP speed. The visual quality is less than ideal. We hope the nostalgia value is some compensation. Enjoy!