event Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America

The Marquette University Department Of Performing Arts channels populist rage in Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America, an adaptation of Barbara Ehrenreich's acclaimed exposé of American economic inequality. The play follows "Barb" as she works a series of minimum-wage shit jobs at places like "Kenny's" restaurant and "Mall Mart," encountering a menagerie of workplace types along the way, both victims and oppressors. Adapted by radical San Francisco Mime Troupe resident playwright Joan Holden, Nickel And Dimed promises to be fast-paced, funny, and powerful. Like anyone who’s had to work jobs like this, you'll have to laugh to keep from crying.

The Marquette University Department Of Performing Arts channels populist rage in Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America, an adaptation of Barbara Ehrenreich's acclaimed exposé of American economic inequality. The play follows "Barb" as she works a series of minimum-wage shit jobs at places like "Kenny's" restaurant and "Mall Mart," encountering a menagerie of workplace types along the way, both victims and oppressors. Adapted by radical San Francisco Mime Troupe resident playwright Joan Holden, Nickel And Dimed promises to be fast-paced, funny, and powerful. Like anyone who’s had to work jobs like this, you'll have to laugh to keep from crying.

The Marquette University Department Of Performing Arts channels populist rage in Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America, an adaptation of Barbara Ehrenreich's acclaimed exposé of American economic inequality. The play follows "Barb" as she works a series of minimum-wage shit jobs at places like "Kenny's" restaurant and "Mall Mart," encountering a menagerie of workplace types along the way, both victims and oppressors. Adapted by radical San Francisco Mime Troupe resident playwright Joan Holden, Nickel And Dimed promises to be fast-paced, funny, and powerful. Like anyone who’s had to work jobs like this, you'll have to laugh to keep from crying.

The Marquette University Department Of Performing Arts channels populist rage in Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America, an adaptation of Barbara Ehrenreich's acclaimed exposé of American economic inequality. The play follows "Barb" as she works a series of minimum-wage shit jobs at places like "Kenny's" restaurant and "Mall Mart," encountering a menagerie of workplace types along the way, both victims and oppressors. Adapted by radical San Francisco Mime Troupe resident playwright Joan Holden, Nickel And Dimed promises to be fast-paced, funny, and powerful. Like anyone who’s had to work jobs like this, you'll have to laugh to keep from crying.

The Marquette University Department Of Performing Arts channels populist rage in Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America, an adaptation of Barbara Ehrenreich's acclaimed exposé of American economic inequality. The play follows "Barb" as she works a series of minimum-wage shit jobs at places like "Kenny's" restaurant and "Mall Mart," encountering a menagerie of workplace types along the way, both victims and oppressors. Adapted by radical San Francisco Mime Troupe resident playwright Joan Holden, Nickel And Dimed promises to be fast-paced, funny, and powerful. Like anyone who’s had to work jobs like this, you'll have to laugh to keep from crying.

The Marquette University Department Of Performing Arts channels populist rage in Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America, an adaptation of Barbara Ehrenreich's acclaimed exposé of American economic inequality. The play follows "Barb" as she works a series of minimum-wage shit jobs at places like "Kenny's" restaurant and "Mall Mart," encountering a menagerie of workplace types along the way, both victims and oppressors. Adapted by radical San Francisco Mime Troupe resident playwright Joan Holden, Nickel And Dimed promises to be fast-paced, funny, and powerful. Like anyone who’s had to work jobs like this, you'll have to laugh to keep from crying.

The Marquette University Department Of Performing Arts channels populist rage in Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America, an adaptation of Barbara Ehrenreich's acclaimed exposé of American economic inequality. The play follows "Barb" as she works a series of minimum-wage shit jobs at places like "Kenny's" restaurant and "Mall Mart," encountering a menagerie of workplace types along the way, both victims and oppressors. Adapted by radical San Francisco Mime Troupe resident playwright Joan Holden, Nickel And Dimed promises to be fast-paced, funny, and powerful. Like anyone who’s had to work jobs like this, you'll have to laugh to keep from crying.

The Marquette University Department Of Performing Arts channels populist rage in Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America, an adaptation of Barbara Ehrenreich's acclaimed exposé of American economic inequality. The play follows "Barb" as she works a series of minimum-wage shit jobs at places like "Kenny's" restaurant and "Mall Mart," encountering a menagerie of workplace types along the way, both victims and oppressors. Adapted by radical San Francisco Mime Troupe resident playwright Joan Holden, Nickel And Dimed promises to be fast-paced, funny, and powerful. Like anyone who’s had to work jobs like this, you'll have to laugh to keep from crying.

The Marquette University Department Of Performing Arts channels populist rage in Nickel And Dimed: On (Not) Getting By In America, an adaptation of Barbara Ehrenreich's acclaimed exposé of American economic inequality. The play follows "Barb" as she works a series of minimum-wage shit jobs at places like "Kenny's" restaurant and "Mall Mart," encountering a menagerie of workplace types along the way, both victims and oppressors. Adapted by radical San Francisco Mime Troupe resident playwright Joan Holden, Nickel And Dimed promises to be fast-paced, funny, and powerful. Like anyone who’s had to work jobs like this, you'll have to laugh to keep from crying.