The Ex-Boyfriend Yard Sale

Can you turn sentimental value into cold, hard cash?

Haley McGee was on the phone with Visa, promising to pay off her bill by having a yard sale, when she realised the only things she could sell were gifts from her exes. Inspired by this call, The Ex-Boyfriend Yard Sale is a hilarious and daring show about calculating the cost of love… or what love costs us.

Community Conversations: The Cost of Love Podcast - LIVE

February 20, 2022

Be part of the live studio audience for The Cost of Love Podcast, where Haley McGee talks to a wide range of brainiacs to try to answer the question, “Is love worth the cost?”

Tickets for the performance on February 20 include this Community Conversation.
Community Conversations supported by TD Ready Commitment

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