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Tired of Seders that drag on for hours? Up for a challenge? The Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad are inviting their fans to partake in the 60 Second Seder Contest. In two shows during their current run at The Zipper Factory Theater, the cabaret queens — who perform music, burlesque and comedy — will provide participants with all the supplies they need to make a Seder; but in order to win, it must be done in a minute or less. Those interested in entering the contest must contact the ladies in advance.

Burlesque: The Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad are holding a 60 Second Seder contest.

The Zipper Factory Theater, 337 W. 37th St. (at Ninth Ave.); $25; through April 26. (212-352-3101, www.nicejewishgirlsgonebad.com or www.thezipperfactory.com)

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