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Big Fat Year Speech
Look back and laugh with a year in review of hilarious proportions at the 24th annual Big Fat Year-End Kiss Off Comedy Show. 2016 will be mercilessly roasted, mocked and taunted in this night of stand-up, sketches and improvisation. Political satirists Will and Debi Durst, Johnny Steele, Michael Bossier, Mari Magaloni and Arthur Gaus will deliver an evening you’ll definitely want to mark on your
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