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Enjoy a night of laughs with RHONY star Sonja Morgan at Buckhead Theater

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Sonja in Your City

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Sonja in Your City
By Morayo Ogunbayo
June 9, 2022

Looking for a night of laughs to excite the Bravo superfan in your life? Look no further than this variety show featuring Real Housewives royalty coming to Atlanta later this month.

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Real Housewives of New York legend Sonja Morgan is is bringing her comedic variety show ‘Sonja in Your City’ to Buckhead Theater on Thursday, June 23.

The show, which has already hit Boston, Philadelphia, and of course, Morgan’s native New York City, will feature stand-up comedians, improv performances and drag artists. “Sonja in Your City” also features “audience interactive bits and songs,” performed by Morgan herself, according to the tour’s website.

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Morgan first gained notoriety through her career as an interior decorator and event planner before joining the RHONY cast in 2010. She first started performing onstage in 2017, and since then has been known for her love and immersion into the theatrical arts.

Tickets are on sale online, starting at $30. The event begins at 8 p.m on Thursday, June 23.

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Morayo Ogunbayo is a Health and Wellness reporter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, covering the stories Georgians need to know to stay healthy and informed.

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