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With a clap of thunder and a flash of lightning, this week's NRT production brings the classic board game to life on stage as the ultimate murder mystery.
From Kyle Mooney to Frank Caliendo, our staff would love to see more big-name comedians grace the BJC's stage.
The screening, set for 7 p.m. on Friday, April 1, offers general admission tickets for $8.
Lunay, known for his suave moves and flirting, often spoke in Spanish to ask the "single ladies" to put their hands up and dance throughout his set.
First Friday is returning to State College for the spring and summer seasons and bringing along a full slate of live music, entertainment, and art.
"Blood at the Root" originally made its world premiere at Penn State in 2014, directed by university professor Steve Broadnax III.
