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A Thought in Three Parts 
May 4-May 26, 2007
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Rubber Repertory is proud to present the US premiere of Wallace Shawn's A Thought in Three Parts, a trio of plays exploring the lonely underside of sex, love, and all that falls between. When it premiered in London in 1977, the show was raided by a vice-squad, viciously attacked by critics, and almost shut down by the government. WARNING: This show contains nudity and a ridiculous amount of sexual content. No one under 18, please.
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2307 Manor Road
Austin, TX 78722 -
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Tickets: $10-$25
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May 4-May 26, 2007Times:
Thursday-Sunday 8:00pm -
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