The Texas Shakespearean Chainsaw Massacre by John Mammoser

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The Texas Shakespearean Chainsaw Massacre
By: John Mammoser

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Welcome to the Texas Shakespearian Chainsaw Massacre Part 3. On Stage One we have scene two - act four of Romeo And Juliet

(Romeo):
Juliet... Juliet... How are thou, Juliet
(Chansaw buzzing... revving)
(applause)

Now, stage two - act one of Julius Caesar

(Mark Antony):
Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears
(Chansaw buzzing... revving)
(applause)

And now stage one - act six of Hamlet

(Hamlet):
Alas, poor Yorick
(Chansaw buzzing... sputtering...dies)
(Curly from Three Stooges):
Ahh... Wiseguy!
(Laughter)

Join us next week when the Texas Aggies Drama Department presents "Care Bears vs. Alien" Part 3 (davidlougy)

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Played on 8 shows:
	02-07-99, #99-06	07-05-87, #87-27
	09-12-93, #93-37	04-26-87, #87-17
	02-18-90, #90-07	10-19-86, #86-42
	05-22-88, #88-21	08-31-86, #86-35

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