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Mic Check: Inner Circle Show Has A "Preoccupied" Theme

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Jen Chung

Published Mar 29, 2012

Modified Mar 29, 2012

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Jen Chung

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If it's the end of the March, then the annual Inner Circle Show, which features the city's political reporters roasting the mayor and other politicians—all for charity, of course—must be near. Last year, Mayor Bloomberg showed off his Spidey Sense (and how!) and this year, the theme is... "Preoccupied."

Some years, there are special guests (like Eli Manning in 2008 and Snooki and The Situation in 2010) and the Inner Circle Show has been posting on Facebook:

ONLY 7 DAYS until the Inner Circle Show "Preoccupied" March 31!
Plot hint: Mayor Mike lives in a tent in Zuccotti Park. Who do you think is his tent mate?
Sofia Vergara
Michael Mulgrew
Lady Gaga
Sam Schwartz
Come join us for political-inspired laughs and songs. Get tickets at:

Just 11 days until the Inner Circle Show March 31. You won't want to miss:
Gabe Pressman as Newt Gingrich
Hazel Sanchez as Beyonce
Dominic Carter as Herman Cain
Anton Bauer as Blue Ivy
And Anthony Weiner as himself ?????

Who will be this year's surprise Inner Circle guest?
Peyton Manning
George Clooney
Madam Anna Gristina
Sofia Vergara
Anthony Weiner
Blue Ivy

Tickets are still available

. Remember, the Inner Circle Show is where Rudy Giuliani famously got in touch with his female side.

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Jen Chung

Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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