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A lucrative scholarship opportunity prompts several groups of students to try their hand at performance art (despite having little idea what it is), infuriating Pam, who has wanted to be a performance artist for, like, ever. Desperately upping her game, Pam inadvertently makes an enemy of Dan, a math genius on parole. In a fit of pique, and with the unwitting assistance of his cousin Jerry, Dan breaks into Pam’...
A lucrative scholarship opportunity prompts several groups of students to try their hand at performance art (despite having little idea what it is), infuriating Pam, who has wanted to be a performance artist for, like, ever. Desperately upping her game, Pam inadvertently makes an enemy of Dan, a math genius on parole. In a fit of pique, and with the unwitting assistance of his cousin Jerry, Dan breaks into Pam’s apartment and defaces her diary. When they are interrupted by Pam’s best friend, Zandy, misunderstandings ensue. Jerry falls in love with Zandy, Pam recruits Jerry in her bid for performance art greatness—with a piece that targets Dan—and Zandy sets out to infiltrate a rival troupe of truant clowns. A madcap, low-tech extravaganza about friendship and theater and trying to live compassionately in a world obsessed with success.