'Bluebonnet Court' in San Diego Through April 13

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Bluebonnet Court in San Diego Through April       13
 Matthew Van Atta
          
          Apr 03, 2008
          
        
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       The hit
                Bluebonnet Court is in its final two       weeks
            at the Diversionary Theater in San Diego. The story revolves
            around       Helen, who is en route to Hollywood from
            New York City for a coveted       spot as an MGM contract
            writer when she gets stuck in Austin, Texas. Zsa       Zsa
            Gershick's lighthearted drama, which takes place during
            World War II,       confronts racism, homophobia,
            anti-Semitism, and other fears of the       unknown.     
       For more
            information or to purchase tickets, visit Diversionary.org.
                (The Advocate)     

        
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