A benefit reading of REFORM SCHOOL GIRLS!

Wednesday, May 21, 2008 at 8:00 pm CT
New Orleans


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May 21, 2008

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Running With Scissors’ cast of cut-ups return to their juvenile and delinquent roots for a one-night-only staged reading of the cult classic Reform School Girls. Seating is limited for this special event—the company’s annual fundraiser—so make your reservations early!

 

Reform School Girls belongs to the long tradition of bad-girl films like Teenage Gang Debs, Teenage Crime Wave, and the infamous High School Confidential. Reform School Girls tells the story of Jenny Williams, a good girl with bad taste in men who lands at Pridemore Juvenile Facilities. It’s a rough and tumble world inside those cinderblock walls, filled with potential friends and even more potential enemies—notably leather-clad Charlie, lecherous Nurse Edna, and domineering ultravixen, Warden Sutter (played by punk rocker Wendy O. Williams, Warhol girl Pat Ast, and cult queen Sybil Danning, respectively, in the film).  Will Jenny survive on The Inside? And how many will perish under Edna’s evil reign? Join Brad Caldwell, Bob Edes, Jr., Donald Lewis, Jack Long, Sean Patterson, Brian Peterson, Lisa Picone, Dorian Rush, Cammie West, and Liz Zibilich to find out!



 
 
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Wednesday, May 21, 2008 at 8:00 pm CT

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One Eyed Jacks
615 Toulouse Street
New Orleans, 70130

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Running With Scissors

Running With Scissors is a New Orleans-based theatre troupe that's fast become a city-wide favorite! With numerous successful productions under its belt and many more in the works, Running With Scissors aims to present a diverse array of entertainment for Crescent City theatergoers.


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