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'Broke-ology' at the Rep

An upcoming play at the Kansas City Repertory Theatre studies the art of being broke and staying alive.

By Walt Bodine Show, Feb 4, 2010

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In the play Broke-ology at the Kansas City Repertory Theatre (February 21 - March 21, 2010), playwright Nathan Jackson explores the difficulties facing a member of the Kansas City, Kansas community as he struggles with family illness and attending college.

The hero of the play becomes an expert in what he calls "broke-ology" - that is, being broke, but staying alive.

GUESTS: Playwright Nathan Jackson Kyle Hatley, Assistant Artistic Director at the Kansas City Repertory Theatre

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