WIN TICKETS: The Theater of Public Policy
Described as “What could become Minnesota’s answer to Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert”, The Theater of Public Policy (T2P2 for short) makes civic conversations fun again.
Using real on-stage conversations with newsmakers and big thinkers, T2P2 makes issues come alive through improv comedy theater. Each night:
- The show’s host interviews a leading thinker on a big issue
- Then a team of the Twin Cities’ most talented improvisers use the conversation as inspiration for longform improv comedy
- In the second half of the show, the guest answers questions from the audience
- The show wraps up with more no-holds-barred unscripted comedy
It’s improv comedy for the NPR listener in all of us. Join the fun as we learn and laugh about everything from streetcars to education policy, from big data to apple breeding.
Described as “What could become Minnesota’s answer to Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert”, Monday’s show is titled “Transit Revolution or a Streetcar to Heck?” and will feature Professor David Levinson to talk about the Twin Cities, traffic, streetcars, and why we don’t yet have hover bikes?
I have two pairs of tickets to give away! To enter, comment on this Facebook post. Two winners will be randomly selected April 4th at 2pm and announced via Facebook.
Monday, April 7, 2014
7:00pm (doors 6:00)
Bryant Lake Bowl Theater
810 W. Lake St.
Minneapolis
Tickets: $10/$7 in advance, students, seniors or with Fringe button