
How to Survive Middle School
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DateFebruary 13
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Event Starts10:30 AM
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Ticket Prices$12
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LocationConcert Hall
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AvailabilityOn Sale Now
Event Details
AT THIS TIME THIS PERFORMANCE IS SOLD OUT.
Comedian Robert Post barely survived middle school. Struggling because of various learning disabilities, he found that making people laugh saved him. In this brand new multimedia performance, kids talk to kids in a compelling, funny and educational show. Dealing with real issues affecting students today including social media, testing, bullying and peer pressure, these video testimonials by kids and their advocates (along with a generous dose of Post’s signature humor) is sure to resonate with middle school students and their grown ups!
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Recommended Age
Recommended for grades 5 - 7
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May 2025
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