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Invisible Theatre presents THE NIGERIAN SPAM SCAM SCAM

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Tucson Theatre Announcements List: Tucson: Invisible Theatre presents THE NIGERIAN SPAM SCAM SCAM


From: CATHY JOHNSON [mailto:cathyj@flash.net] Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2007 1:22 PMSubject: Invisible Theatre presents THE NIGERIAN SPAM SCAM SCAM

The Invisible Theatre
presents
THE NIGERIAN SPAM SCAM SCAM
By Dean Cameron

ARIZONA PREMIERE

Three Performances Only!
$25
Mention this e-mail to buy tickets for half price!

October 18 at 7:30 pm
October 19 at 8:00 pm
October 20 at 8:00 pm

“Please help me! I am beneficiary to a fortune of 30 million dollars!!!” You’ve seen something like that in at least one e-mail a week. You’ve deleted it immediately or you’ve read it and wondered what was going on. Actor Dean Cameron did not delete the e-mail but instead began corresponding with one of the scammers. What results is an innovative and award winning theatrical event!
“Screamingly funny…”
- Los Angeles Times

Please Call 882-9721 for Reservations

Invisible Theatre
1400 N. First Avenue (at Drachman)
http://www.invisibletheatre.com/

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