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Mr. Marmalade

Mr. Marmalade

Presented by Kitchen Dog Theater

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When: Saturday, May 5, 2007, 8 p.m.

Where: The MAC (McKinney Avenue Contemporary), 3120 McKinney Avenue, Dallas

Cost: $10 - $25

Age limit: 17+

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A black comedy in the tradition of Kitchen Dog Theater favorites The Dead Monkey and The Pitchfork Disney, Mr. Marmalade is a smartly inventive look at the games people play as seen through the eyes of an extraordinarily advanced four-year-old with a vivid imagination.

Kitchen Dog Theater Company Member Emeritus Aaron Ginsburg returns to direct the Southwest Premiere of the funny and frightening grown up play about playing grown up that The New Yorker calls “exhilarating”. For Mature Audiences Only.

Information from theater company's site.

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Event posted Nov. 16, 2006
Last updated April 16, 2007

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