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A UTS Revue: Camp
Welcome to CAMP, where the tents are polyester, the fashion’s neon, and the trauma’s tax deductible! Set in a suspiciously sparkly campground in the totally tubular 1980s, this sketch comedy extravaganza follows a group of overly dramatic theatre kids who thought they signed up for summer fun, but instead landed in a conversion camp for aspiring actors, dancers, and musical theatre majors, trying desperately to convert into future corporate drones.
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Welcome to CAMP, where the tents are polyester, the fashion’s neon, and the trauma’s tax deductible! Set in a suspiciously sparkly campground in the totally tubular 1980s, this sketch comedy extravaganza follows a group of overly dramatic theatre kids who thought they signed up for summer fun, but instead landed in a conversion camp for aspiring actors, dancers, and musical theatre majors, trying desperately to convert into future corporate drones.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Leo Larmer, Maya Heinecke, Phoebe Quinn, Robbie Alexander
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Runtime:152 minutes
Studio:UTS Comedy Revue and Performance Society
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