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Cult classic "Die Hard" hit big screens 35 years ago. "Yippee Ki Yay" reimagines the film in a whole new way, playing Dec. 27-Dec. 31 at The Huntington Theatre.

Richard Marsh, inspired by the film he loves, created a lo-fi spoof with a few left turns: It's told in verse, performed by one actor, and adds a parallel story line about an exhausted dad who is married to a fellow "Die Hard" fanatic.

Darrel Bailey mastered dozens of voices he invented for “Yippee Ki Yay,” Dec. 27 to 31 at the Huntington Theatre. And the dozens of mannerisms. And the character ticks. And how to fight a teddy bear.

The star of "Yippee Ki Yay" joins "The Culture Show" to talk about the one-man parody of "Die Hard", then Alyssa Mikiko DiPasquale of Koji Club walks us through all things sake

From classic classics, new classics, and reinvented classics to irreverent wonders, here are seasonal offerings worth unwrapping.

Richard Marsh’s hilarious parody Yippee Ki Yay is witty and written in rhyming verse.

In an exclusive interview with Richard Marsh, the writer of Yippee-Ki-Yay, a brilliant parody of Die Hard, its clear he is just as funny off the…

A critically acclaimed tour that retells the classic, and arguably festive, film Die Hard is ready to light up the Mercury Theatre stage with this…

A fun evening, especially for aficionados of Die Hard - but if there is anyone reading this who has never seen the film I suggest you do so first!