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Hello Fellow Theatre Educators,

I'm looking for a comedy that is somewhat challenging for my next fall show. I build my seasons around a theme, such as "Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes." I want to develop my students' comedic skills and also present a show that will be entertaining but one that doesn't include "You Can't Take It With You," "Noises Off," or a Niel Simon work. Any recommendations? I was considering a show called Break A Leg, but it might not be as inclusive of all audiences understanding of the theatre. 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello Fellow Theatre Educators,

I'm looking for a comedy that is somewhat challenging for my next fall show. I build my seasons around a theme, such as "Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes." I want to develop my students' comedic skills and also present a show that will be entertaining but one that doesn't include "You Can't Take It With You," "Noises Off," or a Niel Simon work. Any recommendations? I was considering a show called Break A Leg, but it might not be as inclusive of all audiences understanding of the theatre. 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello Fellow Theatre Educators,

I'm looking for a comedy that is somewhat challenging for my next fall show. I build my seasons around a theme, such as "Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes." I want to develop my students' comedic skills and also present a show that will be entertaining but one that doesn't include "You Can't Take It With You," "Noises Off," or a Niel Simon work. Any recommendations? I was considering a show called Break A Leg, but it might not be as inclusive of all audiences understanding of the theatre. 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello Fellow Theatre Educators,

I'm looking for a comedy that is somewhat challenging for my next fall show. I build my seasons around a theme, such as "Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes." I want to develop my students' comedic skills and also present a show that will be entertaining but one that doesn't include "You Can't Take It With You," "Noises Off," or a Niel Simon work. Any recommendations? I was considering a show called Break A Leg, but it might not be as inclusive of all audiences understanding of the theatre. 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello Fellow Theatre Educators, 

I'm looking for a comedy that is somewhat challenging for my next fall show. I build my seasons around a theme, such as "Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes." I want to develop my students' comedic skills and also present a show that will be entertaining but one that doesn't include "You Can't Take It With You," "Noises Off," or a Niel Simon work. Any recommendations? I was considering a show called Break A Leg, but it might not be as inclusive of all audiences understanding of the theatre. 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello Fellow Theatre Educators,

I'm looking for a comedy that is somewhat challenging for my next fall show. I build my seasons around a theme, such as "Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes." I want to develop my students' comedic skills and also present a show that will be entertaining but one that doesn't include "You Can't Take It With You," "Noises Off," or a Niel Simon work. Any recommendations? I was considering a show called Break A Leg, but it might not be as inclusive of all audiences understanding of the theatre. 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello Fellow Theatre Educators,

I'm looking for a comedy that is somewhat challenging for my next fall show. I build my seasons around a theme, such as "Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes." I want to develop my students' comedic skills and also present a show that will be entertaining but one that doesn't include "You Can't Take It With You," "Noises Off," or a Niel Simon work. Any recommendations? I was considering a show called Break A Leg, but it might not be as inclusive of all audiences understanding of the theatre. 

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hello Fellow Theatre Educators,

I'm looking for a comedy that is somewhat challenging for my next fall show. I build my seasons around a theme, such as "Walk a Mile In Someone Else's Shoes." I want to develop my students' comedic skills and also present a show that will be entertaining but one that doesn't include "You Can't Take It With You," "Noises Off," or a Niel Simon work. Any recommendations? I was considering a show called Break A Leg, but it might not be as inclusive of all audiences understanding of the theatre. 

Thanks in advance for your help!