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The Santaland Diaries & Season's Greetings

Artists' Theatre Project

December 8-December 17, 2005

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After a successful run in Scottsdale last season, and back by popular demand, Artists’ Theatre Project will bring best-selling humorist David Sedaris’ hysterical holiday horror tales, The Santaland Diaries & Season’s Greetings, to Monroe’s in Downtown Phoenix. Adding to the magic, director Jim Linde has reassembled his dream cast of local thespians--Scott Campbell, Stacie Lambeth and Neil V. Cohen--to bring Sedaris’ scathingly irreverent alternative to the holiday hoopla back to the stage. The crass commercialism of the holiday season is roundly skewered in David Sedaris’ Christmas themed monologues, The Santaland Diaries & Season’s Greetings--where we meet David, the disgruntled Macy’s holiday elf, Jocelyn, the always chipper but steadily unwinding housewife and Thaddeus Bristol, a bitter curmudgeon reduced to doing critiques of children’s Christmas pageants--all inter cut for momentum and visual interest into a fast-paced sleigh ride of slyly ironic fun. Credits: Written by David Sedaris. Directed by Jim Linde. Starring Scott Campbell, Stacie Lambeth and Neil V. Cohen. Location: Monroe’s Downtown, 3 West Monroe Phoenix, AZ 85003.

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  December 8-December 17, 2005

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  Friday-Saturday 8:00pm, Sunday 7:00pm

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