Face the Music

Broadway
meets the NYPD in this Prohibition-era cocktail of show business, political
corruption, chorines, bums and public morals! It’s 1932, and backers for new
Broadway extravaganzas are scarce. Even the city’s millionaires are eating at
the Automat. Enter the NYPD, whose chief decides to launder some easily-won
bribe and corruption pay-offs into a sure-fire musical miss-fire! Chaos ensues
as the Police Department becomes more interested in the chorus girls than in
public safety, and the director takes a hike. When the show flops, the
desperate cast takes over and adds something truly risqué and innovative.
Success – but at a hilarious price!

All Proceeds Benefit the NJVLA. NJVLA is a
501 ( c)(3) nonprofit organization and a registered New Jersey charity that was
created in 2004 by participants in the Celebration of lawyers in the Arts.
Since then, NJVLA pro bono attorneys have provided more than 650 individual
lefal services to the Arts Community in the great Garden State, as well as
dozens of lectures on arts-related legal issues to hundreds of arts
practitioners. NJVLA’s web site, www.njvla.org, provides a wealth of information,
including links to legal and other types of services within and outside of New
Jersey, as well as pamphlets on a wide variety of arts-related legal topics.

Tickets only $25 via phone at 856-327-6400

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