Guess who's directing John Leguizamo's new one man show?

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Guess who's directing John Leguizamo's new one man show?

POSTED: Thursday, June 24, 2010, 2:43 PM

Filed Under: Arts | Movies Theater

Starting today, actor John Leguizamo will bring his latest one man show, Klass Klown, to the Philadelphia Theatre Co. We figure it will follow the same patterns as previous shows — a memoir, with Leguizamo playing all the characters of his life. But the best part is who is sitting in the director's chair. Poor guy just won an Oscar for his producing efforts on Best Doc winner The Cove, but I will now and forever remember Fisher Stevens as... ...The Plague from excellent '90s time capsule Hackers. hackerswallpaper08

Mess with the best, die like the rest... You can see the show for $20 today through Friday, if you mention Facebook.

Klass Klown, Thu.-Wed.., June 24-30, $39, Suzanne Roberts Theatre, 480 S. Broad St.

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