#10 - "Super" Jazz - A No Fun City - Franklin T Schneider Theatre Review

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After a long bike ride, Teddy Smooth fell in love and therefor the theme of the show became love!Melissa James & Kate Kroll on the upcoming documentary "No Fun City" stop by to tell us why the love of the eastside culture scene is so important.Franklin T Schneider makes his Theatre Review Debut and tells us why we need to love theatre.And Super, the Jazz sensation, sings of love throughout the show!Plus Teddy plays songs of love and questions love in this show filled with love...ok you get it...it was about love!Upcoming events, Datings Tips and more!

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