Sam Shovel - Private Eye
Friday, January 9
7:30PM
Old Town Playhouse, TC
Film/Theater/Art
$10
It’s a hot & sultry day in the gritty city, & Sam Shovel has a dead man sprawled in her office, stabbed in the back with a yardstick. This 1940s detective noir parody Staged Reading will be reminiscent of an old-time radio show.
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