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A COLORFUL ELECTION YEAR SATIRE
What if a small town found itself at the forefront of a political fight? It's Election Day in small town America, and that's what happens when,
due to an Electoral College tie, the entire Presidential Election comes down to the one tiny town. Suddenly, the ignored, disregarded Bluebird,
Kansas is the most important town in America. And they are being pressured to quickly cast the deciding vote, and vote the "right way."
But what would happen if they decided to wait? Can one little town hold an entire nation's election hostage? Should it? Is bread on the farm
house dinner table tonight more important than deciding who sits at the Oval Office desk tomorrow? Yep, this election could take a while . . .
CRITICS SAY
"...timely, funny, far-fetched and packed with sharp political barbs."
The San Francisco Chronicle
"'Red State' gets its message out there with plenty
of laughs to cut the sting"
The San Francisco Examiner
"It's all wonderfully silly, and the message is basic and extremely logical, but the show's stylish goofiness
makes a wonderfully low-key afternoon in the park"
The Mercury News
"...the glib silliness isn't
so silly if you scratch the surface of the running jokes about the state of the nation."
The Berkeley Daily Planet
"...more essential than ever...The results are delicious. "Red State" is ideal election
year fare - sharp and funny, with just enough bite."
Examiner.com