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By Jamie Laughlin

Published on February 21, 2008 at 12:00am

The only thing bigger than the hair in Armadillo Acres trailer park is the drama. The guys and gals of this mobile Mecca have more than Bisquick on their minds -- at least that’s what you’ll learn this afternoon when you check out The Great American Trailer Park Musical at Parker Playhouse (707 SE Eighth St., Fort Lauderdale). In all its aluminum glory, this story centers on the lives of a few Florida gals trying to stay afloat in a sea of tears and Astroturf. It seems the marriage of one of their own is unraveling, thanks to the arrival of Pippi, a “stripper on the run.” While Pippi’s hunkered down at the Acres, she’s also takin’ in the local flavor – which is especially unfortunate for Jeanie the agoraphobic neighbor, since the “flavor” in question is her husband. What you can expect: lots of great dialogue and musical vignettes. Take this line wailed out during on of heart-broken Jeanie’s solo numbers: “Just like clothes from Wal-Mart, my love life’s fallin’ apart.”

You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, then you’ll immediately cover your lawn in pink flamingos. Showtime is 2 p.m. Tickets cost $28.50 to $38.50. Call 954-462-0222, or visit www.parkerplayhouse.com.
Sun., Feb. 24, 2008