BOYS NIGHT at WHEN
JOEY MARRIED BOBBY
Thursday,
February 25th , 8 PM 
Theatre 80, 80 St Marks
Place (bet 1st and 2nd Ave)
Only $20 for the show
plus a post-theatre reception!
Purchase a $20.00 (regularly $30) ticket to 8pm performance
of When Joey Married Bobby on Thurs Feb 25th and receive a free
open wine bar at a post-show (10pm) Boys Night reception in
Lounge at Theatre 80. This is a perfect opportunity to see the
show and mingle with fellow theatre-goers. We will invite the
cast to attend the reception, and you never know who will show
up.
"Critic’s Pick” - Backstage
“Lady Bunny is riotously funny.” –GaySocialites.com
“I can’t think of anyone currently giving a funnier
performance on a New York theatre stage than Tina McKissick
in When Joey Married Bobby.” –Broadway World
From the comic mind of GLAAD-Award winning playwright William
Wyatt comes a tale about gay marriage in an ultra-conservative
household. Bright-eyed hunk Joey (former Detroit Tiger pitcher
Matthew Pender) has finally met the man of his dreams and is
ready to take a plunge into marriage. The thought of a gay wedding
has Joey's Southern socialite mother Sarah Edwards (Two Time
SAG Award Nominee Tina McKissick) in quite a tizzy. Worried
that the news of her son's nuptials might jeopardize her chances
of winning "Christian of the Year," Sarah stops at
nothing to protect her name, image, and reputation. The legendary
Lady Bunny co-stars in the play as the power-wielding, Baptist
Minister's Wife, Charity Divine.
SPECIAL OFFER: $20 (reg. $30)
for Thurs February 25th at 8pm 
TO REDEEM:
1) Visit theatre80.org/tickets.aspx and mention code JOEYBOYS
2) CALL 212.388.0388 and mention code JOEYBOYS
3) VISIT the Theatre 80 Box Office 80 St. Marks Place, with
a printout of this offer.
RESTRICTIONS:
*Good for Thurs Feb 25th only. Offer not valid in conjunction
with any other offer or on previously purchased tickets. Subject
to availability and prior sale. All sales final. No refunds
or exchanges. Offer may be revoked at any time. Other restrictions
may apply.
