Children's Brain Tumor Research Foundation

Addi Faith Fundraiser at the Theater!

It will be a night full of laughs and all the proceeds will go to the fight against childhood cancer. What a fun way to support a great cause...after all, laughter is the best medicine!

Radio Music Theatre presents their original comedy:
Birthday From Hell

Sunday, March 7th ~~ Showtime @ 6:00 p.m.

Tickets are $45.00

Contact Amber for tickets and/or information
amberbender@embarqmail.com
281-361-4730 or 281-785-4098

**Doors open at 5:30. Seating is first come ~ first served**
**Cash bar available throughout the evening**
**All tickets are non-refundable and good for this night only**
**RMT is located at 2623 Colquitt, Houston 77098**

A personal note from Amber:
If you have been to Radio Music Theatre before, then no further explanation is necessary. I know you will attend if at all humanly possible. If you have never heard of RMT, then let me assure you that you are in for a treat. Tony and I have been attending shows at RMT for 13 years and have loved every one of them. The actors are very talented and we laugh hysterically throughout the entire show. We were thrilled last year when they agreed to put on a private performance to raise funds for AFF and we are equally excited to do it again this year. I do hope you will join us. It will be the best donation you've ever made!

Visit RMT's website for further information and directions.
www.radiomusictheatre.com

Copied from RMT's website...What’s a Radio Music Theatre, you ask? Well, it’s not the first time we’ve heard that question. Radio Music Theatre is: three people doing multiple comic characters and playing multiple musical instruments. It’s the singing Fertle family; it’s Houston satire. It’s sketch comedy and full length plays. It’s a man doing wildly creative sound effects while he plays keyboards; it’s a man running lights and slide projectors while he flies in props from the ceiling. It’s controlled chaos. It’s hard to characterize. Many times we hear audience members say, “We were here last month, and we came back tonight and brought friends with us. We tried to describe Radio Music Theatre to them, but they just looked at us. You can’t describe it. You just have to see it.”