'Regretrosexual' onstage in L.A. through November 17

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Regretrosexual onstage in L.A. through       November

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          Oct 11, 2005
          
        
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       Dan Rothenberg's
            comedy Regretrosexual opens       Tuesday, October
            11, and runs through Thursday, November 17, at the
            Lounge Theatre, 6201 Santa Monica Blvd., in Los Angeles. The
            one-man show       deals with a man who has to tell his
            fiancee about his gay past without       making her
            think that she's part of just another phase. For tickets
            call       (323) 969-4790 or visit www.Regretrosexual.com.     

        
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