Have a Nice Life
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SHOW INFORMATION
CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Aug 20, 2010
Closed Aug 22, 2010
Opened Aug 20, 2010
Closed Aug 22, 2010
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Running Time:
1hr. 30min.
1hr. 30min.
Visit the Have a Nice Life website:
http://www.nicepeopletheatre.org
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FESTIVAL INFORMATION:
This show is part of the FringeNYC 2010 Festival.
WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Direct from a sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Have a Nice Life was hailed by Fringe Review as "a work of true brilliance." This sharp-witted, therapeutic musical from Philadelphia follows seven eccentric characters during their weekly group therapy session.
Schedule:
Fri 20 @ 10 Sat 21 @ 4:45 Sat 21 @ 11:30 Sun 22 @ 3:15 Sun 22 @ 10:30
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