Dear Third Wheels,

Happy Pride! June is bustin’ out all over! Our NEW SHOW, Folk Marry Kill, debuts Sunday at the Hollywood Fringe Festival, running through June! And THEN we’re bringing last year’s Honey Honey Moon Moon to the fancy Huntington Theatre in Boston June 27-28 to relive the rocky-but-rosy road to our wedding! And THEN we’re off to the UK to perform in Edinburgh!

We’re feeling excited after tech-ing the new show yesterday with our incredible director and longtime collaborator Katie Lindsay (who unfortunately can’t be at our preview show on Sunday because she’ll be at this small New York gathering called the TONY Awards… heard of it?)

So here are the couple of Couplet things!

1. Come see/send your friends to FOLK MARRY KILL in LA (June 7-24 at the LGBT Center) and in Edinburgh (August 5-30 at Assembly)! Folk Marry Kill is a hot new hour of musical comedy where we ask the hard questions: “how often should a married couple, you know, folk?” and “how long can forever actually last?” and “if you had to, who would you kill: Kermit the Frog, Paddington Bear, or Tony Hawk?” We tell weird and true stories from a decade of being monogamous… A British sleep hypnotist, a therapy workbook that doesn’t hold back, and an Uber driver who loves zip ties. We’ll keep folking till death do us part.

   LA folks, use code FOLKER10 for a discount this Sunday at 11:45 AM. (We’re better than brunch!)

2. Honey Honey Moon Moon in the city of love: BOSTON! Use code BREAKTHEGLASS10 for a discount there to see our critically-acclaimed Fringe show about our queer Jewish wedding that almost didn’t happen. Not in Boston? We want to bring a show to you too! Tell us where you are and we’ll add your city to our ✨dream board✨

   We also just dropped the new bridge for People Think We’re Straight on all the platforms, in honor of pride month. We love being queer, no matter what people think we are :)

   Love you,

   Couplet

P.S. Let us know which place you’d folk, marry, and kill... We choose folk LA, marry Boston, and then also folk the UK (we don’t follow rules).