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Arbor Day the Musical (2014)
A provocative, offbeat comedy about an avant-garde theatre director who tries to mount the first September 11th musical. With a cast full of truthers and others who intensely disagree with the conspiracy theorists, the play is a disaster from the first rehearsal.
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A provocative, offbeat comedy about an avant-garde theatre director who tries to mount the first September 11th musical. With a cast full of truthers and others who intensely disagree with the conspiracy theorists, the play is a disaster from the first rehearsal.
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Aaron Roberts, Jakie Cabe, Brina Palencia
In Theaters:9/11/2014
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Runtime:81 minutes
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