THEATRE
College Sucks
July 30, 2008
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Join us in The VORTEX Café for a Free Reading of Rob Nash’s new play, College Sucks!, a sequel to Rob Nash’s smash hit, Holy Cross Sucks!, which enjoyed a sold uut run at New York’s Arts Nova in September 2005 and won 14 rave reviews from New York periodicals including the New York Times. Time Out New York awarded Holy Cross Sucks! a Top 10 of Broadway/off-Broadway in 2005.
The VORTEX Living Room is an event in which theater artists and theater lovers come together to read and discuss a play; anything from classics to works-in-progress. We invite you to join us for a FREE, fun, and relaxing Sunday afternoon. Stimulate your mind while sitting back and enjoying a glass or wine, beer, or cup of coffee and a snack from The VORTEX Café.
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2307 Manor Road
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Tickets: Free
Info Phone: 512-478-LAVA (5282)
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July 30, 2008Times:
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