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As the San Diego REPertory Theatre’s performance of “The Seafarer” rolls on, and patrons continue to enjoy the show, SD Rep is offering a contest that could allow you to get a pair of tickets to the show FREE!  If you’re not already following us online at www.Twitter.com/SanDiegoREP, it’s time to follow us and join the interactive fun.

Starting on Monday, Nov. 30 let the games begin with a theater-focused Re-Tweet contest. Simply Re-Tweet our Monday morning Tweet about the show and let your followers do the rest. The person who has the most Re-Tweets by Friday at 5 p.m. will win tickets for two to the show. You can post the content as often as you please throughout the week.

We will be making exclusive Twitter announcements and offering other interactive fun and giveaways throughout the weeks so be sure to follow us and join in the fun!

Untraditional holiday antics by the cast of San Diego REPertory Theatre's "The Seafarer".

While a drunken game of poker by some Irishmen isn’t typical holiday fare – at least not on stage – San Diego REPertory Theatre’s production of “The Seafarer” is sure to please both  theater-buffs, who will love the elite team of actors effortlessly executing this change of pace, and feet-dragging theater-newcomers, who will undoubtedly leave the venue pleasantly surprised.

And while it’s true the devil does make an appearance, we promise you won’t feel like you’re in hell.  In fact, as the economy and the world struggle to pick themselves up by their boot straps, “The Seafarer” – with its themes of friendship and redemption – might be just what tops everyone’s holiday wish-list this year. Click here to purchase tickets now.

Actor Robert J. Townsend, center seated, in a scene from "The Seafarer".

Robert J. Townsend is one of the gentlemen playing his hand and sharing insight into his world in San Diego REPertory Theatre’s “The Seafarer.”  Prior to joining this cast, Robert has in his history quite a list of roles, sure to impress.  He spent time at the Starlight Theater as Joe Hardy in “Damn Yankees,” and played Anthony in “Sweeney Todd.”

Additionally, he toured in  “Grease” and played  musical theatre favorites such as  Billy Crocker in “Anything Goes”; Man #1 in “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change”; Freddy in “My Fair Lady”; and Curly in “Oklahoma!”.

Also not to be overlooked, Robert was awarded a Los Angeles Ovation Award for Best Leading Actor in the lead of “Jekyll and Hyde.”  Don’t miss this accomplished, young Southern California theatre talent, one of the very accomplished cast of “The Seafarer.”