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The Best Lesson is a Bought Lesson! 
March 26-March 28, 2010
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Donna Lewis has a dilemma! She is a divorced Christian educator and mother of a teen-age daughter who could pass for her sister. Too old to be considered young and too young to be considered old, she is determined prove that she is still a desirable woman…but at what cost? Join us for the newest work by local playwright, Jeanette W. Hill.
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George Washington Carver Museum - Boyd Vance Theater
1165 Angelina
Austin, TX 78702 -
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Regular Ticket Info: Friday (3/26/10) and Sunday (3/28/10) $20 Saturday March 27, 2010 (taping and reception) $25 Groups of 10 or more $5 off each ticket
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March 26-March 28, 2010Times:
Friday-March 26, 2010 7pm
Saturday-March 27, 2010 6pm
Sunday-March 28, 2010 4pm
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