Mark Hanner and Homer Marrs met and fell in like on the gay chat site Bear411.com. It was humor at first “woof.” Mark, a 7-year veteran of Schadenfreude, and Homer, a 6-year veteran of the Second City (Las Vegas and National Touring Company), decided to eke out a comedy revue to see what happens when two musically inclined red-bearded homos try to entertain each other in front of an audience. The result is one they think you’ll like in a Facebook-thumbs-up way. Mark and Homer like making music, and the show is rife with original ditties about the site on which they met, hating your social network, and British actor Julian Sands, for whom the two sing a prayer. Scenes about sadomasochism, texting to express one’s true feelings, and monologues about Mark’s mom and Homer’s mistakes color in the hour directed by Amanda Blake Davis.