Girls night out gets a lot funnier here
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GREENFIELD, MA- The Happier Valley Comedy Show is head-over-heels happy to welcome back Girls Night Out, featuring the always hilarious improv comedian Mosie McNally who performs with her team of ImprovBoston alums Katie Proulx and Kristina Smarz, plus the token male, Brian Agosta from Boston’s ImprovAsylum.

This terrific crew revives their show about 8th grade pals beginning high school, asking “What has their future wrought?” As usual, the Ha-has will improvise something just for you and you alone. Maybe they’ll even get their guests to join them?

Audiences can look forward to a full evening of comic entertainment rated PG-13 in this handicapped-accessible space.

For more information visit www.artsblock.com, www.happiervalley.com, and get updates at The Ha-Has Facebook page.

Come early to the Arts Block to enjoy award-winning soups, sandwiches, and more from 5 to 7:45 pm. The bar is open until 10 pm.
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