New Yorkers Are Sarcastic...Na... - An Evening of 3 Short Plays
Hollywood Fight Club Theater (Hollywood, CA)
Rated 2.3 by 4 members who went.
If life is nasty, brutish and short, why shouldn't theater be too? New Yorkers Are Sarcastic...Na... is a play consisting of three one-acts that are cleverly nasty, brutishly smart and reasonably short. Sixty minutes short - you'll be in and out before you know it.
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