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Sweet Life Dessert Comedy Theatre, September 7 At NHS

Published: Aug 29, 2013 12:00 am

Do you love to laugh? Do you love ice cream?

If yes, then Newtown Christian Church has an evening for you.

“Sweet Life! Dessert Comedy Theatre,” on Saturday, September 7, will offer an evening of clean, family-friendly comedy by Scott Davis in the Newtown High School cafetorium.

Doors will open at 5, and the event will begin at 6.

There will also be an ice cream buffet from Ferris Acres Creamery.

Tickets are $10 each, or $25 per family, when purchased in advance. The night of the show, all tickets will be $12 each. Proceeds from the evening will benefit Newtown community funds.

Each ticket purchased will be entered in a drawing for an iPad mini and many other raffle prizes. Winners must be present to win.

Tickets purchased in advance will be available for pick up on September 7 at Will Call. Send email to NewtownCC@me.com or call 203-426-6189 for tickets or additional information. The high school is at 12 Berkshire Road. The cafetorium is accessible through the lower rear parking lot.

Christian comedian Scott Davis will bring his Sweet Life program to Newtown on September 7.

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