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Shows include a performance from Emmy-nominated comedian and best selling author Randy Rainbow, an raunchy magic show, and even the Beach Boys.
San Antonio's Majestic and Empire Theatres on Friday threw back the curtains on five fall shows — all with tickets now on sale. The upcoming performances include Emmy-nominated comedian and best-selling author Randy Rainbow, a raunchy magic show and even the Beach Boys. Here's the rundown:Best known for his popular Youtube series, New York Times best-selling author Randy Rainbow will be hit the Empire this fall. The show, slated for Sunday, Oct. 2. at 7:30 pm, is part of comedian's Pink Glasses Tour. Tickets start at $39.50.
, coming to the Empire on Monday, Nov. 14. Gawk as comedy magician Grant Freeman performs magic acts sprinkled with raunchy surprises. Tickets start at $31.Never had the time to read the books or watch the lengthy films? No problem. This Oliver Award-nominated show squeezes the entire saga into a hilarious 70 minutes of wizarding magic.The Doo Wop Project
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