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Katie & Erika Throw the Perfect Father’s Day Party (2025)

Katie and Erika are going to throw the perfect Father's Day party. Yes, both of their dads are dead. But that doesn't mean we can't live for today! Following their sold-out valentine's day event (now available here as bonus content!) and produced by Laser Webber (Laservision Productions)—you can expect improv games and a long-form set from Dropout favorites, an educational presentation, and special meet-and-greets with your new dad!
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Katie and Erika are going to throw the perfect Father's Day party. Yes, both of their dads are dead. But that doesn't mean we can't live for today! Following their sold-out valentine's day event (now available here as bonus content!) and produced by Laser Webber (Laservision Productions)—you can expect improv games and a long-form set from Dropout favorites, an educational presentation, and special meet-and-greets with your new dad!

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Genre:Comedy
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Written By:Erika Ishii, Katie Marovitch
In Theaters:6/15/2025
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Laservision Productions, Dynasty Typewriter

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