This Raunchy New Off-Broadway Show Parodies One of My Favorite Lindsay Lohan Movies

Russell Daniels (Titanique) and Aneesa Folds (Freestyle Love Supreme)—both pictured above—play Annie and Hallie, the twins originally portrayed by Lohan in the 1998 film. As in the movie, Annie and Hallie learn about the existence of one another after meeting at camp and decide to swap places as part of a "parent trap." (The show also features references to the OG 1961 version starring Hayley Mills, but it's primarily focused on lampooning the Lohan remake.)

Ginger Twinsies leans in hard to the obvious physical differences between the twins played by Daniels and Folds. In fact, the only real "resemblance" between the two involves their Spirit Halloween-esque red wigs. Both performers are fabulous in their parts, delivering laugh after laugh.

And they aren't the only standouts.

Phillip Taratula steals every scene he's in as the "villainous" Meredith Blake, Hallie's soon-to-be stepmom. The seriously unserious send-up of Blake (portrayed in the film by Elaine Hendrix, who also happens to be a producer of Ginger Twinsies) is sheer comedic genius. It starts with a parody of Blake's ridiculous hats (she enters the stage for the first time wearing a hat the size of, well, the stage) and keeps going right up until an "eleven o'clock" soliloquy where she wonders aloud who the real villain of The Parent Trap is.