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  • Tonight’s Last-Minute Plan: Stories of illness that top yours

    Posted in Own This City by Jonathan Shannon on April 29th, 2009 at 5:00 pm

    We all like to get into “story competitions.” Trying to tell a tale that tops those of the person you’re talking to. But don’t try that tonight at The Nights of Our Lives at Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre.

    David Martin brings together comedians to tell true-life stories on a certain theme, and tonight Curtis Gwinn, Anthony Atamanuik, Joe Mande and Jenny Slate relate their experience of illness. Not only will these people have more outrageous stories than you, they’ll tell them better, too.

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    Tags: Anthony Atamanuik, Curtis Gwinn, David Martin, Jenny Slate, Joe Mande, The Nights of Our Lives, Upright Citizens Brigade Theater
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