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- Posted October 18, 2013
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A (Habeas) Chorus Line to perform Oct. 25

For two decades, a troupe of Detroit area attorneys have been entertaining mostly private audiences throughout Michigan and the country with hilarious musical parody. This year's A (Habeas) Chorus Lineª show, "Chapter Nein!" will take place at 8 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 25, at Berkley High School Auditorium. It will feature parody including: NSA data collection, right-to-work laws, flying carp, IRS shenanigans, Detroit mayors past and future, family vacations and, of course, the Detroit bankruptcy.
A (Habeas) Chorus Line was formed in 1992 for what cast members thought was a one-time performance. The troupe creates parodies of existing show tunes, pop and original numbers. Their humor has broad appeal and a bit of bite, and audiences certainly don't have to be lawyers to "get it." From local issues to national and international events, from judges to lawyers to politicians to celebrities, A (Habeas) Chorus Line is an equal-opportunity lampooner.
Tickets for the Oct. 25 performance are $15 each and all seating is general admission. Berkley High School Auditorium is located at the corner of Coolidge and Catalpa (11 1/2 Mile Road) west of Woodward and north of I-696. For tickets, visit: www.habeaschorus.com or email info@habeaschorus.com. Tickets can be purchased at the door as well.
Published: Fri, Oct 18, 2013
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