Jeff Key's 'The Eyes of Babylon' onstage in S.F. March 9-26

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Jeff Key's The

                Eyes of Babylon onstage in S.F.       March

            9–26
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          Mar 11, 2006
          
        
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       Gay marine Jeff
            Key tells his story of fighting the war in Iraq and
            battling the Corps over his sexuality in The Eyes
                of Babylon, running Thursday, March 9, through
            Sunday, March 26, at       San Francisco's New Conservatory
            Theatre Center, 25 Van Ness Ave. For       tickets and more
            information, call (415) 861-8972 or visit www.NCTCSF.org.     

        
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Jeff Key's The
Eyes of Babylon onstage in S.F. March
9–26