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Speechless Live improv comedy game show: March of Champions User Submitted

When: Thu., March 14, 7:30-10 p.m. 2019
Email: mikl@speechlesslive.com
Price: $!7 in advance ($22 at the door)
speechlessmarch2019.eventbrite.com
Speechless Live is the monthly improv comedy game show where some of San Francisco's funniest people improvise presentations to slides they've never seen before. This month some of our best performers compete in the March of Champions! Watch as they spin their way through crazy powerpoint slides in a talk style determined at random: TED Talk? Sermon? Startup pitch? Then our audience and distinguished Speechless judges choose a winner live! Get advance tickets to save $5 off the door price. March is also our anniversary month, so come out and help us celebrate 6 years of Speechless Live!
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