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Chicago’s Second City is returning in February with their smash sensation, BARACK STARS, refreshed and refashioned for 2010. Get first crack at tickets to this limited-run return engagement. There are less than 4000 seats available and demand is sure to be steep! Order now and you’ll have access to BARACK STARS tickets at a discount before they go on sale to the general public!

In addition, a 3-play series includes:

• The best seats at the best price
• Unlimited ticket exchanges (upgrade charges may apply)
• No handling fees
• A coupon for one FREE Main Stage ticket (3-play Main Stage season only)
• A coupon for one HALF-OFF Main Stage ticket (3-play Main Stage season only)
• Unlimited access to Main Stage tickets at $5 off

Subscription Packages Available now:

• 3-Play package
• 2-Play package
• Under-35 subscription at just $25/ticket!

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TO ORDER A SUBSCRIPTION:

PHONE: 202-393-3939

FAX: 202-289-2446
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IN PERSON:
Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company
641 D Street NW
Washington, DC 20004

THE LAST CARGO CULT

created & performed by Mike Daisey (If You See Something Say Something, How Theater Failed America)
directed by Jean-Michele Gregory
January 11 – February 7, 2010

CLYBOURNE PARK

by Bruce Norris (The Unmentionables)
Directed by Artistic Director Howard Shalwitz
featuring Company Members Kimberly Gilbert, Mitchell Hébert, Jennifer Mendenhall, and Dawn Ursula with Michael Glenn, Cody Nickell, and Jefferson Russell.
March 15 – April 11, 2010

GRUESOME PLAYGROUND INJURIES

by Rajiv Joseph
Directed by John Vreeke
featuring Gabriela Fernandez-Coffey and Tim Getman
May 17 – June 13, 2010

BARACK STARS: THE WRATH OF RAHM

by The Second City, Chicago's legendary comedy theatre
February 10 – 21, 2010

“In times of great challenge and change, what’s the task of the individual? Of the artist? In our 30th anniversary season, we’re focusing on the next thirty years: explosive engagement between artists and citizens in our nation’s capital. We’re traveling from Africa to the South Pacific and back to see how the motion of our democracy reverberates at home and throughout the world. We’re joining fresh faces with Woolly favorites to pose the most provocative questions, tell the most fearless jokes, and gather the most compelling personalities in Washington to ask: where do we go from here?”

– Artistic Director Howard Shalwitz