Theater Review: “Shear Madness” at the Kennedy Center
Even after over 27 years worth of performances, the Kennedy Center’s production of “Shear Madness” still manages to be fresh and entertaining.
Even after over 27 years worth of performances, the Kennedy Center’s production of “Shear Madness” still manages to be fresh and entertaining.
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