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Dark, Funny Political Thriller National Sensation at Annoyance

The Annoyance Theatre & Bar (4830 N. Broadway St. Chicago, IL 60640)
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David Solomon is an unassuming regular Joe until overnight he is thrust into the national spotlight after he is in the right place at the right time to thwart a terrorist attack. The seemingly straightforward plot of this humorous thriller takes a twist when the author of David's biography discovers that the heroic headlines of his story hide a dirty secret. While some fight to expose the inner workings of secrecy, others prove that they are willing to kill to conceal information.

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The last date listed for National Sensation was Thursday March 1, 2012 / 8:00pm.

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A Woman's Path: An Absurd Send Up of Spiritual Retreats

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If you've ever sung "Kumbaya" while burning sage and aligning your chakra by performing yoga on the red rocks of Sedona, you'll see the humor in this playful lampooning of for-profit, soul-bearing, women's retreats. A Woman's Path is more than a retreat for middle-aged women in clownishly tacky home-quilted blazers, it's the last chance at happiness for six disturbed, lost souls. Between arts and crafts, nature walks, horrific bear attacks, accidental lesbianism, fist fights and gallons upon gallons of cheap chardonnay, this weekend retreat turns into a healing journey that's seared into these ladies' memories for eternity. Learn More

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4830 N. Broadway St.
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Directed by Phil Meister (Frenz With Friends, The Ambassadors,” this Triple Feature-turned-full-length features Rebecca Sohn, Conner O’Malley, Mark Logsdon, Patrick O’Keefe and Eric Eyerman.