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Chekhov High School (in LA)

June 28 @ 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
$10
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Long before Joey kissed Dawson or Imogen Heap fiercely asked, “Whatcha sayyyy?” a group of teens were falling in love, growing up too quickly and finding their footing in late 19th century Russia. High School’s tough. Russia’s tougher! Marry the two and you have a (completely improvised) teen drama from the 90’s… the 1890’s.

CAST: Emily Kugel, Scott Palmason, Andy Hilbrands, Nikki Zapanta, Michael Villanueva, Kirsten Farrell, Jeremy Hanna, Leanna Dindal

Starts 7:30PM PT

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  • Date: June 28
  • Time:
    7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
  • Cost: $10
  • Event Categories: Comedy Show, Experimental comedy, Improv, Los Angeles Shows
  • Website: https://plugin.vbotickets.com/v5.0/event.asp?eid=151683&s=47844e75-9cee-4aae-a132-325e64ca4998

Venue

  • The Outside In Theatre
  • 5319 York Boulevard
    Los Angeles, CA 90042 United States
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