Robert Dubac's "The Male Intellect: An Oxymoron?"
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Presented by TRUST IN EDUCATION
September 3, 2022
This is a benefit performance open to the public for Trust in Education, a grass-roots organization, providing educational, economic and health care assistance to villages in Afghanistan since 2003. Trust in Education informs and enlists Americans to become directly involved in the support of Afghan children and their families.
Robert Dubac’s "THE MALE INTELLECT: AN OXYMORON?" is described by critics as “An indisputably riotous show… a don’t miss night at the theater!” it is hands down one of the funniest solo shows you will ever see. Don’t miss it! It’s comedy on steroids.
Running Time: approx. 90 minutes, with no intermission
September 3, 2022
This is a benefit performance open to the public for Trust in Education, a grass-roots organization, providing educational, economic and health care assistance to villages in Afghanistan since 2003. Trust in Education informs and enlists Americans to become directly involved in the support of Afghan children and their families.
Robert Dubac’s "THE MALE INTELLECT: AN OXYMORON?" is described by critics as “An indisputably riotous show… a don’t miss night at the theater!” it is hands down one of the funniest solo shows you will ever see. Don’t miss it! It’s comedy on steroids.
Running Time: approx. 90 minutes, with no intermission
Entry requirements are subject to change. We will continue to evaluate and consider all Contra Costa County health advisories, as well as expectations of all guests and performing artists. By purchasing tickets to this performance you agree to abide by entry requirements in effect on the date and time of this performance. Review our current entry requirements and learn how we are keeping you safe here.
Robert Dubac has graciously offered to donate his support.
Why?
Because Trust in Education’s projects and programs in Afghanistan include construction of two schools (one for girls); providing 22,000 fruit trees to farmers; constructing four water wells; sponsoring 165 street children, freeing them from working on the streets to pursue their education; establishing and supporting eight computer libraries.
In November 2021 it created what has become a very popular program. Families in the United States are directly providing financial support to an Afghan family, living in Kabul. The families receive $100 a month for a year, insuring that they will have a place to live and food to eat every day for at least 365 days.
That’s why. Come support a noble cause and cough-up loads of belly-laughs in the process.
Robert Dubac has graciously offered to donate his support.
Why?
Because Trust in Education’s projects and programs in Afghanistan include construction of two schools (one for girls); providing 22,000 fruit trees to farmers; constructing four water wells; sponsoring 165 street children, freeing them from working on the streets to pursue their education; establishing and supporting eight computer libraries.
In November 2021 it created what has become a very popular program. Families in the United States are directly providing financial support to an Afghan family, living in Kabul. The families receive $100 a month for a year, insuring that they will have a place to live and food to eat every day for at least 365 days.
That’s why. Come support a noble cause and cough-up loads of belly-laughs in the process.