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The Man With The Pointed Toes
Presented by Artisan Center Theater
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- Theater review: The Man with the Pointed Toes (July 3, 2009)
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When: Saturday, July 4, 2009, 3 p.m.
Where: Artisan Center Theater, 404 East Pipeline Road, Hurst
Cost: $6 - $15
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Take a bunch of wild and uncouth cowboys and pair 'em up with a beautiful and proper schoolteacher to teach 'em how to function in a civilized world, and you've got yerself a mess on yer hands! The Man With The Pointed Toes is without a doubt one of the funniest shows ever. Lots of laughs! This hilarious story is loaded with fun and romance! So git your ladies and come see the show! This show is back at Artisan by popular demand!
Call 817-284-1200 for tickets.
Information from theater company's site
Some nearby restaurants
- Golden Chicken
- Tequila Rain Cantina and Grill
- Filipiniana Bake Shop & Cate
- Vino's Dining & Dancing
- Miguelito's Mexican Restaurant
Some nearby events on July 4th
- The Man With The Pointed Toes, Artisan Center Theater, 7:30 p.m.
- Rumple-Steal-Skin, Artisan Center Theater, 10 a.m.
Event posted Oct. 21, 2008
Last updated July 3, 2009
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