Jerry Polner’s “Like Money In the Bank,” presented by Radical Gags Theatrics, is the first ever romantic comedy about the founding of the Federal Reserve System (that’s right — Jerry is known for writing humorously about serious issues).  In 1910 Chicago, a suffragist reformer asks an immigrant mechanic to build a new steam boiler.  But instead of central heating, the pair gets drawn into a political struggle over how money and labor will collide in the Progressive Era.

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