Frack off!
February 17, 2020 at 11:36 am Leave a comment
Frack off! A Puppet Play for Grown-Ups
Dialogue by Michael Dinwiddie and Peder Anker. Music and lyrics by Michael Dinwiddie. Puppets by Barbara Guzik-Budzilo. Forthcoming.
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