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Sample Night Live
By Quinton Skinner
Published on February 06, 2008 at 3:20am
This once-a-month mishmash sneaks a peek at the kaleidoscope of the Twin Cities performance scene; the first act is rated G, while the second ventures into more adult-oriented material. Acts scheduled for the first portion include excerpts from the Twin Cities Chekhov Festival, Zhauna Franks of Ballet of the Dolls, magician William Bradshaw, and a piece from Teatro Del Pueblo. After the intermission the offerings include illusionist Booker, Laura Brandenburg of Riot Act, comedian Jodi Maruska, and performers from Trú Rúts. David Lind oversees the madness as master of ceremonies.
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