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An improvised show about springtime love inspired by YOUR dating stories.

An unscripted romantic comedy, 3 Blind Dates follows 3 single ladies through a round of speed dating and the dates that occur as a result. The twist? The audience selects which speed dater goes on a date with each of the ladies! This is sure to be a spring fling to remember!

And, be sure to bring your dating stories as they just might be used in the show! (Join us for a drink in the lounge before the show to share your stories with the 3 Blind Dates ladies.)

3 Blind Dates has appeared in the 2015 Colorado Improv Festival and the 2015 Boulder International Fringe Festival. The show won “Best Improv Form” in the 2015 Colorado Improv Awards. Its Florida debut was on Valentine’s Day 2016 to a standing room only audience in Jacksonville. Since then it has appeared to full houses in St. Augustine and Jacksonville on Valentine’s weekend. 3 Blind Dates is a production of The Adventure Project.

A Spectacular Music Band originally based in New York, now relocated in Florida. Yael (vocalist, musician and composer) and Gabriel (guitar, bass player, composer and arranger) met in New York while playing in the Lower East Side. Their joined talent created a non-conventional, cosmopolitan style of music.
They have been successfully performing in legendary New York venues such as B.B.King, Blue Note, Cafe Wha, HighLine Ballroom, City Winery, and Club Bonafide, as well as Cruise Lines, and venues all over the world including Paris, Buenos Aires, Tel-Aviv, Sao Paulo and Moscow.

Mary Page Marlowe leads an unremarkable life. As an accountant in Ohio with two children, few would expect her life to be inordinately intricate or moving. However, it is choices, both mundane and gripping, and where those choices have taken Mary Page Marlowe that make her life so intimate and surprisingly complicated.

A Soviet journalist with the gift of total recall. A psychologist seeking to rehabilitate herself. A government censor with a secret past. Over two decades their fates become entwined as victims and collaborators in Stalin's campaign to rewrite public memory.