Suzanne Westenhoefer performs in S.F. Dec. 3

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            Westenhoefer performs in S.F., December 3
 Mike Grippi
          
          Dec 03, 2005
          
        
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       Acclaimed lesbian
            comedian Suzanne Westenhoefer performs at San
            Francisco's Brava Theater Center for one night only,
            Saturday, December       3. Says Westenhoefer about the
            show: "Expect a break from reality and       a lot of jokes
            about everyday life. Don't expect jokes about Donald
            Rumsfeld and Pentagon briefings. It's not memorized, and
            it's all true,       told the way I feel that night. If
            you're ready to laugh and you have a       liberal bone in
            your body, then you'll like it." The Brava Theater
            Center is located at 2781 24th St.; for tickets and more
            information,       visit www.Brava.org.     

        
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