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Tom, Dick and Harry

Tom, Dick and Harry

Presented by Pocket Sandwich Theatre

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When: Friday, June 13, 2008, 8 p.m.

Where: Pocket Sandwich Theatre, 5400 East Mockingbird Lane, Dallas

Cost: $10 - $18

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In this uproarious story of three brothers, Tom and his wife are about to adopt a baby. His brothers are anxious to help make a good impression on the woman from the agency who has arrived to check on the home and lifestyle of the prospective parents. Unfortunately Dick, who has stashed boxes of smuggled brandy and cigarettes in the house, and Harry, who is in possession of a cadaver he is planning to sell illegally to a medical school, fail miserably.

The adoption agency representative is aghast - and the illegal Croatian aliens who do not speak English are no help at all! The authors of this hilarious farce-comedy (father and son) are two of England’s most popular comedy playwrights. Other of their comedies which the Pocket has produced have been the immensely crowd-pleasing shows, “Run For Your Wife” and “Caught In The Net.”

Call 214-821-1860 to make reservations.

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Event posted May 19, 2008
Last updated June 12, 2008

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