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Get a Glimpse of Broadway’s New Comedy The Nap in Five Scenes

Last updated September 20th, 2018 by BroadwayBox Staff
Get a Glimpse of Broadway’s New Comedy The Nap in Five Scen…

Olivier-nominated playwright Richard Bean (who gave us the brilliant comedy One Man, Two Guvnors) returns to Broadway with his latest comedy, The Nap

. Presented by Manhattan Theatre Club, The Nap offers a hilarious, seedy look at the world of snooker–AKA British pool. Check out the clips below to get a first look at this fast-paced thrill ride.

What does “the nap” mean?

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    Parking while depressed

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      Meet Waxy Bush

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        “What’s your sexual preference?”
        “From Behind.”

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          The thing about Russian whores

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            Don’t miss The Nap at MTC’s Samuel J. Friedman Theatre through November 11.

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