BAD PRACTICES - a semi-immersive TV show and live event

Everyone's favorite TV professionals clash like never before in Thirdwing's semi-immersive, semi-digital comedy, BAD PRACTICES.

A DOWNLOADABLE TV SHOW + 2 STAGE PLAYS at The Chain Theatre in Midtown. They can be seen in any order:

THE TV SHOW (download included with ticket):

A woman with a nosebleed that spirals out of control. The understaffed law firm handling her case needs to sue a big hospital soon otherwise they'll have to close their doors. In the meantime, both the doctors and lawyers are doing a very incompetent job.

THE MEDICAL DRAMA - 5th floor at 6pm:

Be in the room with the characters, telling the story of where the nosebleed started. Make your own determination about whether the doctor was truly negligent.

THE LEGAL DRAMA - 4th floor at 8pm:

Our beleaguered law firm gets to sue the biggest hospital in the county! As they battle it out, the find evidence for an even bigger case - against the greedy private equity firm who bought the hospital - but do they have the staff to take it on?

From the creators of Burbank ("Remarkable. Smart and entertaining" -The New York Times), Television, ("Incredibly engaging" -The New York Times), The Other West ("Outstanding. Masterful" -Theater Scene)

BAD PRACTICES is written by Cameron Darwin Bossert and stars (on stage and on the TV show) Matthew Sanders, Alba Ponce de Leon, Calvin Gladen, Arthur Lazalde, Mary Monahan, Wesli Spencer, James Ferrari, and Kate Warren, (on the TV show) Carly Sadolf, Cian Genaro, Kevin Sebastian, and more.

Tickets: $139 - includes both plays and a digital download of the TV show to keep forever.

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