Tonight in Austin Improv: Saturday, January 11
Posted: January 11th, 2020, 1:35 am
COLDTOWNE THEATER:
10:00 - Fairy Tale Extras - $5
7:00 - Junior Year Abroad - $10
8:30 - My Own Worst Enemy - $12
10:00 - Midnight Society presents Cult Comedy, feat. Three on a Match - $10
11:00 - 24 Hour Diner, feat. Salty Dish - $6
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FALLOUT THEATER:
7:00 - Murder! - $12
8:30 - Sweet Lightning - $12
10:00 - That Time of the Month (variety) - $13
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HIDEOUT THEATRE:
6:00 - Maestro RAW - $7
8:00 - I'll Take the Physical Challenge - $15
10:00 - Maestro - $15
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ZACH NORTH:
7:30 - ComedySportz - $12
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FACT OF THE DAY: Three years after Oliver Cromwell’s death in 1658, a group of Royalist opponents exhumed and beheaded his corpse. Cromwell’s head was displayed on the south side of Westminster Hall for more than 30 years, becoming a tourist attraction in its own right, before it was knocked down by a storm in the mid-1680s. A royal guard then took it home and kept it a secret until his death; afterwards it was sold to a series of museum owners before being donated to science in 1934 and finally reinterred in 1960.
10:00 - Fairy Tale Extras - $5
7:00 - Junior Year Abroad - $10
8:30 - My Own Worst Enemy - $12
10:00 - Midnight Society presents Cult Comedy, feat. Three on a Match - $10
11:00 - 24 Hour Diner, feat. Salty Dish - $6
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FALLOUT THEATER:
7:00 - Murder! - $12
8:30 - Sweet Lightning - $12
10:00 - That Time of the Month (variety) - $13
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HIDEOUT THEATRE:
6:00 - Maestro RAW - $7
8:00 - I'll Take the Physical Challenge - $15
10:00 - Maestro - $15
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ZACH NORTH:
7:30 - ComedySportz - $12
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FACT OF THE DAY: Three years after Oliver Cromwell’s death in 1658, a group of Royalist opponents exhumed and beheaded his corpse. Cromwell’s head was displayed on the south side of Westminster Hall for more than 30 years, becoming a tourist attraction in its own right, before it was knocked down by a storm in the mid-1680s. A royal guard then took it home and kept it a secret until his death; afterwards it was sold to a series of museum owners before being donated to science in 1934 and finally reinterred in 1960.