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 Dina Martina
June 22 thru September 16
Thursday, Friday, Saturday 9pm
NO SHOWS July 7 & 8, July 6, 9pm
Dina Martina appearing in her all new show “Soft Palate”
"Surreal, bizarre, and always hilarious! The world of Dina pushes past all limits -
wonderfully peculiar, gloriously inept and magnificently warm-hearted. Demented. --
Seattle Times
www.DinaMartina.com
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 Maggie Cassella
June 29 through Labor Day
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 7pm
Women’s Week
October 7-14, daily 4 pm, October 15, 2 pm
Maggie Cassella performs her ever-changing show “Because I Said So”. It’s
the Daily Show on speed and estrogen with all the news that’s fit to DISH!
www.MaggieCassella.com
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 Zoe Lewis
July 3 & 5 7pm
Zoe Lewis is one of Provincetown’s best-loved performers. She’s a band in a body
- Jazz, Jump, Jive, Latin, Swing, Folk and Funk - originals on anything from the piano to
the spoons!
www.Zoelewis.com
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 EJ
LaBB
July 4 7pm
One of Boston’s most followed bands. These women in their leathers turn up the heat
on this 4th of July!
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 Margaret Cho
July 7-12 9pm
In this ALL NEW show Ms. Cho is as brilliant and outrageous as ever as she shares her
insights of this crazy world and her life in it!
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 Lea
DeLaria
July 16 - Labor Day
Sun-Wed 9pm
“With her relaxed, yet punchy phrasing, Delaria glides effortlessly through each
song, evoking vocal comparisons to Peggy Lee and Blossom Dearie, not to mention a bit of
resemblance to one of Lea’s own musical heroes, Ella Fitzgerald” -- J. Roush,
Bay Windows
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 Karen Grenier
July 30 & 31 7pm
Children's Show July 31 2pm
Karen is a polished performer and skilled songwriter. She has been weaving her magic in
Provincetown for the past 7 years. Come be delighted by her talented display of
emotion-driven songs.
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 Robin Tyler
"Always a Bridesmaid, Never a Groom"
Aug 1-9 6pm
Robin Tyler, the first out gay or lesbian comic in the USA, will be doing her New York
Award winning multi media play, "Always A BridesMaid, Never A Groom",
a hilarious history of the LGBT movement and same sex marriage. From Marches on Washington
to fights with x-lovers, this show exposes three decades of gay history through comedy,
and at times, tragedy.
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