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Comedian Santiago to perform at APSU on September 20th in Clement
September 7, 2011 | 
Clarksville, TN – Comedian Bill Santiago, who has been featured on Comedy Central, will perform at Austin Peay State University next month as part of Hispanic Heritage Month events.
Santiago, who also is the author of “Pardon My Spanglish,” will entertain at 6:00pm, Tuesday, September 20th in Clement Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public; however, his show is recommended for mature audiences due to strong language.
Comedian Bill Santiago
Santiago will have copies of his book to sign. In addition, the APSU Hispanic Alumni Chapter will have a hospitality table after the show in the Clement Auditorium lobby.
For more information, call the Hispanic Cultural Center at APSU, 931.221.7043.
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