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Thank You, Places (2024)
Actors Grant and Jimmy fell for one another while working on a dreadful community theater play. Now that Grant has dumped Jimmy before the play’s run has ended, they have to find a way to make it through a performance without killing one another. ‘Thank You, Places’ is a love letter to theater, queer romance and the jaded and idealistic artists at war inside each of us.
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Actors Grant and Jimmy fell for one another while working on a dreadful community theater play. Now that Grant has dumped Jimmy before the play’s run has ended, they have to find a way to make it through a performance without killing one another. ‘Thank You, Places’ is a love letter to theater, queer romance and the jaded and idealistic artists at war inside each of us.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Madison Hatfield
In Theaters:9/20/2024
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:RoleCall
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