Unaccustomed to My Name
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SHOW INFORMATION
CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Jul 17, 2004
Closed Jul 29, 2004
Opened Jul 17, 2004
Closed Jul 29, 2004
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Unaccustomed to My Name is a one-woman show about a bookish Sophie who faces a life crisis at 21, fighting the misfit blues and the ghosts of her high school past by torturing numbskulls in cow town bars after creating a saucy, Slavic alter ego. But her new lease on life is foiled when she meets a charming poetry professor and finds herself in a love triangle with... herself.
Part of the Midtown International Theatre Festival.
SCHEDULE:
Sat, July 17 at 6:15pm
Thurs, July 22 at 6pm
Wed, July 29 at 6pm
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