Overtime Theater Presents UGLY PEOPLE: A POLITICAL COMEDY, 8/19 - 9/17
Overtime Theater presents "Ugly People: A Political Comedy from August 19 - September 17,2011.
Ugly People: A Political Comedy is written by James Venhaus.
It has been said that "Politics is show business for ugly people." And never have there been a more ugly time in politics than now. In this new comedy by the author of The Happy Couple and Broken Record, two candidates for office take wildly different approaches to their campaigns. Each has help from some of the ugliest people in Hollywood and Washington. Ugly People is the show that asks the question, "What if running for office was like a game show, or a reality show?" Maybe it already is.
The Overtime Theater is located at The Blue Star Art Complex 1414 S. Alamo, Suite 103 San Antonio, TX, 78210
For tickets and further information, please phone: (210) 557-7562 or visit: http://www.theovertimetheater.net/
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