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Check out this past review of ACME Between the Sheets from LA Weekly!

ACME BETWEEN THE SHEETS Acme's sketch-comedy ensemble earns the most laughs with its very funny straight men — particularly Brett Sheridan and Bill Kessler. In "Nick's Name," Sheridan grapples with a history of stupid decisions that have stuck him with the nickname "Shit Lips" when, in a perfect world, he'd be "Murder Killer." Kessler holds court as a dude who thinks posing as Art Garfunkel is guaranteed to get him laid. See, chicks will think he's so sensitive, they won't even notice that his conversation is less "Scarborough Fair" and more "Git 'er done." Both succeed by shying away from the overblown hysteria (even in the reaction shots) that overwhelms several of their cast mates and drowns their sketches in the sweat of too much effort. Another weak point is the vampirizing gags — the cooped up astronauts, a guy in a thong — that should have been nailed in their coffins long ago. Still, Kirk Diedrich has a smart bit playing a sellout and, on the whole, the evening zings more than it sags. Travis Oates directs. ACME COMEDY THEATER, 135 N. La Brea Ave., Hlywd.; Sat., 8 p.m.; thru Aug. 12. (323) 525-0202. (Amy Nicholson)

Awards I've gotten:

Best Bravo Performance 2005
Acme Company MVP 2006
Acme Company Best Sketch 2006
Acme Company Sketch of the Year 2006