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    The Thing That Ate My Brain....Almost presented by VSA Texas- Part of FronteraFest 2011 B.Y.O.V.

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    Presented by VSA Texas at Dougherty Arts Center

    January 20-January 22, 2011

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    Theatre, dance, puppetry and references to really bad old movies collide as neo-burlesque artist Amy Lynn Budd navigates the experience of an unexpected physical break down.

    “The Thing That Ate My Brain…Almost” examines Ms. Budd’s relationships with her brain tumor, her loved ones, and the world of medicine by combining performing art forms to affirm that creativity and curiosity are the best medicine.

    First produced by Perishable Theater in Providence Rhode Island, "The Thing That Ate My Brain...Almost" was presented for one performance only at H Street Theater in Washington, DC as part of the VSA International Festival in June 2010.

    "a unique production with universal appeal, "The Thing That Ate My Brain...Almost"is one 'wild ride' that everyone should take" -Molly Lederer, Providence Monthy


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      • Venue Info

        Dougherty Arts Center

        1110 Barton Springs Road
        Austin, TX 78704

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      • Admission Info

        Tickets:

        Ticket Prices: $15 and $10 students, seniors. Thursday 1/20 is Pay-What-You-Wish at the door. Go to www.fronterafest.org to purchase tickets on line. Cash or check only at the theater.

        Info Phone: 512-454-9912

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      • Dates & Times

        Dates:
        January 20-January 22, 2011

        Times:

        Thursday 1/20 is Pay-What-You-Wish at the door (as space available). Thursday -Saturday - Jan 20th-22nd at 8:00pm;Saturday - Jan 22nd at 2:00 pm & 8:00 pm

      • Accessibility Info

          Accessible Accommodations on request. Must have weeks notice.

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        • Event Name: The Thing That Ate My Brain....Almost presented by VSA Texas- Part of FronteraFest 2011 B.Y.O.V.
          "Funny, Dramatic, Informative"
          Comment posted by: roadwarrior from Austin, Tx USA, Jan 21, 2011

          If you have a chance this weekend to catch this group from Providence, Rhode Island, you won't be disappointed. The true story is of a burlesque artist who has a brain tumor and how she deals with... Expand

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        • Event Name: The Thing That Ate My Brain....Almost presented by VSA Texas- Part of FronteraFest 2011 B.Y.O.V.
          "Funny, Dramatic, Informative"
          Comment posted by: roadwarrior from Austin, Tx USA, Jan 21, 2011

          If you have a chance this weekend to catch this group from Providence, Rhode Island, you won't be disappointed. The true story is of a burlesque artist who has a brain tumor and how she deals with... Expand

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