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Posted: 1/23/08 at 8:04pm
The Kalamazoo Civic Theatre is currently playing the first community theatre in the country to produce AVENUE Q.
(Taken from their website)
"Believe it or not, the first Tony Award-winning Broadway show ever to boast “full puppet nudity” is coming to Kalamazoo. We have been chosen as the first community theatre in the country to pilot this exciting new work. So, brace yourself! It’s a little bit naughty and a whole lot of fun, kind of like Sesame Street meets South Park. Life may suck on Avenue Q, but for a bright-eyed college graduate named Princeton, this is his new neighborhood. A tiny bank balance and a bunch of weird and wonderful friends and neighbors lead Princeton on a hilarious journey of self-discovery. They may look familiar but these puppets and their human counterparts have an irreverent take on life in the big city. If you’re looking for a refreshing dose of political incorrectness, you’ll want to be first in the queue for Avenue Q. (Adult Themes, Situations, and Language)"
I'll be seeing the production soon, and I promise to review it.
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(Taken from their website)
"Believe it or not, the first Tony Award-winning Broadway show ever to boast “full puppet nudity” is coming to Kalamazoo. We have been chosen as the first community theatre in the country to pilot this exciting new work. So, brace yourself! It’s a little bit naughty and a whole lot of fun, kind of like Sesame Street meets South Park. Life may suck on Avenue Q, but for a bright-eyed college graduate named Princeton, this is his new neighborhood. A tiny bank balance and a bunch of weird and wonderful friends and neighbors lead Princeton on a hilarious journey of self-discovery. They may look familiar but these puppets and their human counterparts have an irreverent take on life in the big city. If you’re looking for a refreshing dose of political incorrectness, you’ll want to be first in the queue for Avenue Q. (Adult Themes, Situations, and Language)"
I'll be seeing the production soon, and I promise to review it.
Photos
"If this is going to be a Christian nation that doesn't help the poor, either we have to pretend that Jesus was just as selfish as we are, or we've got to acknowledge that He commanded us to love the poor and serve the needy without condition and then admit that we just don't want to do it." -Stephen Colbert