Comedy Review

It?s not often that a ventriloquist steals the show from his dummies. But that was certainly the case Saturday night at the Colony Theatre, where veteran voice-tosser Jay Johnson brought back his hilarious one-man show, ?Jay Johnson: The Two and Only? for a limited engagement. Throughout the 95-minute set, Johnson illuminated audience members with an extended personal history of his long journey into professional ventriloquism and treated them to appearances by a talking tennis ball, a prickly snake puppet and a vulture nicknamed ?

It?s not often that a ventriloquist steals the show from his dummies. But that was certainly the case Saturday night at the Colony Theatre, where veteran voice-tosser Jay Johnson brought back his hilarious one-man show, ?Jay Johnson: The Two and Only? for a limited engagement. Throughout the 95-minute set, Johnson illuminated audience members with an extended personal history of his long journey into professional ventriloquism and treated them to appearances by a talking tennis ball, a prickly snake puppet and a vulture nicknamed ?