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Stomp and Shout ('an Work it all Out)
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Babel Theatre Project presents:

Stomp and Shout ('an Work it all Out)

Stomp and Shout ('an Work it all Out) Tickets and Information


The 45th Street Theatre - Upstairs
354 W. 45th Street
New York, NY 10036
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This show is currently closed
Opened on June 1, 2008
Closed on June 21, 2008

Running Time: 2 hr. (includes 1 intermission)

Ticket Information: This show is currently closed.

Tickets by Phone: 212-352-3101
866-811-4111 (Toll Free)

For more information on Stomp and Shout ('an Work it all Out): www.babeltheatreproject.org
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Synopsis


Stomp and Shout ('an Work it all Out) follows the 31-month long FBI investigation into the lyrics of the 1960s pop song "Louie Louie." As two agents probe the case, each step brings them deeper into a tangled web of government officials, Cuban Nationals, musicians, drug dealers, and America's youth. While one detective's obsession grows, the other finds the line between his personal and professional lives blurring. Filled with spirit and song, Stomp and Shout ('an Work it all Out) is an examination of a moment in American history when popular culture, politics, and the American ideal collided.

Appropriate For Ages: 12+

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