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Theatre Review: Ruskin Group Theatre's 'Bad Habits'

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January 2, 2020July 11, 2022 Angie Fiedler Sutton review

Bad Habits, by Steve Mazur; directed by Mike Reilly. Produced by The Ruskin Group Theatre. First produced 2019. (Seen November 23, 2019.)

“Bad Habits” is a raunchy religious comedy that feels more like a sitcom than a play.

Read more at The Argonaut.

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