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How Theater Failed America
Joe's Pub at the Public Theater

425 Lafayette St (between Astor Pl and E 4th St)
East Village | Map

212-967-7555

Subway: N, R, W to 8th St–NYU; 6 to Astor Pl | Directions

http://www.joespub.com

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Tickets: $20

Description
Ace monologuist Mike Daisey—a portly, blustering performer with a featherweight voice—is a working man’s Spalding Gray: boyish passion meshed with refined contemplation. In this incisive look at the perilous state of regional theater, his observations about the corporate mentality, blithely coupled with anecdotes about his own artistic evolution, are hardy and hilarious—not only vastly entertaining, but also a call to action.—Diane Snyder

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May 11 2008 7pm
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