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WTTG Good Day DC December 22, 2017 - Vimarsana News

WTTG Good Day DC December 22, 2017

Its a fraud, its a fraud, its a fraud. And later, a holiday warning from oprah herself. How shes trying to stop some grinches from stealing your money this christmas. Good day at 9a starts now. Good day, good day, good day. [ laughter ] d. C. Hey listen it is friday the last friday before christmas. The last good day before christmas. December 22nd gangs is owl here. All right. Ready to role. Its such a big show this morning were putting up the good day guest list right off the top because coming up this morning were getting wowed in the loft with mtv host nick cannon and star Justina Valentin...

Westport Playhouse Presents - Vimarsana News

Westport Playhouse Presents

Westport Country Playhouse presents a script-in-hand reading of the comedy "Theatre People", Nov. 13

Review: 'The Angel Next Door' delivers frothy, frantic farce at Laguna Playhouse – Orange County Register - Vimarsana News

Review: 'The Angel Next Door' delivers frothy, frantic farce at Laguna Playhouse – Orange County Register

The comedy, adapted from a 1924 work, lands laugh lines with winks, nods and breaking the fourth wall.

Review: North Coast Rep's new farce 'Angel Next Door' mostly delivers reliable laughs - Vimarsana News

Review: North Coast Rep's new farce 'Angel Next Door' mostly delivers reliable laughs

Paul Slade Smith's theatrical comedy was inspired by a 100-year-old play by Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnar

Review: North Coast Rep's new farce 'Angel Next Door' mostly delivers reliable laughs - Vimarsana News

Review: North Coast Rep's new farce 'Angel Next Door' mostly delivers reliable laughs

Paul Slade Smith's theatrical comedy was inspired by a 100-year-old play by Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnar