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Commando - The Radio Play

Commando - The Radio Play

The action event you'll have to have to hear to believe!

Adapted from the classic Arnold Schwarzenegger film, Commando: The Radio Play takes history's greatest action film back to a simpler time when special effects were made with slapsticks, aluminum sheets and celery. This production is in the style of classic radio plays performed live by voice actors and a sound effect artist.

Featuring the talents of Cathy Herbert (Midnight Case Files, President Bear), Sam McLean (DnD Improv), Will O'Donnell (Netflix's How it Ends), and Cory Falvo (Evil Dead: The Musical, President Bear).

Originally run in the 2019 Winnipeg Fringe, the show is back for one night only and features local comedian J.D. Renaud as an opening act. 

Time(s)8:00pm

Date(s)Feb 22, 2020

TicketsAdvance tickets - $12 Door tickets - $15

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