Can’t Miss: Uncle Sku´s Clubhouse

Like the Wallace and Ladmo Show on mescaline, Uncle Sku's Clubhouse is a whacked-out kids' show of comedy and music shenanigans featuring Sku "T-Bone" Hadley, Rusty the Kid, Mr. Jangles the Chain-Smoking Puppet, and Maestro "Can Do" Andrew. The latest episode, on Friday, March 2, at the Trunk Space, 1506...
By Benjamin LeathermanMarch 1, 2007
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Like the Wallace and Ladmo Show on mescaline, Uncle Sku’s Clubhouse is a whacked-out kids’ show of comedy and music shenanigans featuring Sku “T-Bone” Hadley, Rusty the Kid, Mr. Jangles the Chain-Smoking Puppet, and Maestro “Can Do” Andrew. The latest episode, on Friday, March 2, at the Trunk Space, 1506 Grand Avenue, promises guests Dr. Rev. Stephen Strange, comedienne Bebe McPhereson, American hero Col. “Rock” Johnson, and musicians Andrew Jackson Jihad. The fun starts at 11 p.m., and admission is free.

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Benjamin Leatherman is a staff writer for Phoenix New Times where he focuses primarily on arts, culture, music and nightlife. He joined New Times in 2003. Prior to that, he contributed to magazines such as Tips & Tricks and The Wrestler. Benjamin has earned multiple awards from the Arizona Press Club including an award for sports enterprise reporting in 2009 and an award for statewide arts reporting in 2014. He holds a bachelor’s of arts in journalism from Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication.

benjamin.leatherman@newtimes.com

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