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2 comments:
Your post is ironic in that I've begun to contemplate running a recurring piece on my site on whether the musical or play would be suitable for my mother.
I think my mother would probably like all three shows you're taking your mom to, although she'd likely tell me afterward that she didn't care for the language in Deuce!
Hope you enjoy your special Mother's Day week!
I did warn my mother about the language and that she might doubly shocked that it is coming from Miss Angela's mouth. It's just lines, Mom!
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