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A performer's hilarious journey from small town into big lights! The story follows how a little boy from southern Oregon came from a place with no roads and no phones - navigated learning disabilities, speech impediment, and getting ran over by a tractor. Beyond all of this carved out a career in classical and regional theatre and became a professional stand up comic. November 21st & 22nd at7pm at the Sawdust Theatre. PG-15 rating Tickets are $15 at the door.
A performer's hilarious journey from small town into big lights! The story follows how a little boy from southern Oregon came from a place with no roads and no phones - navigated learning disabilities, speech impediment, and getting ran over by a tractor. Beyond all of this carved out a career in classical and regional theatre and became a professional stand up comic. November 21st & 22nd at7pm at the Sawdust Theatre. PG-15 rating Tickets are $15 at the door.
A performer's hilarious journey from small town into big lights! The story follows how a little boy from southern Oregon came from a place with no roads and no phones - navigated learning disabilities, speech impediment, and getting ran over by a tractor. Beyond all of this carved out a career in classical and regional theatre and became a professional stand up comic. November 21st & 22nd at7pm at the Sawdust Theatre. PG-15 rating Tickets are $15 at the door.

Published on: 11/11/2025

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A performer's hilarious journey from small town into big lights! The story follows how a little boy from southern Oregon came from a place with no roads and no phones - navigated learning disabilities, speech impediment, and getting ran over by a tractor. Beyond all of this carved out a career in classical and regional theatre and became a professional stand up comic.

November 21st & 22nd at7pm at the Sawdust Theatre.

PG-15 rating
Tickets are $15 at the door.

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