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Frankenstein’s Monster Is Drunk

Posted on January 15, 2023 by in Tags Library

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Big Telly Theatre Company’s comic show, directed by Zoë Seaton, with Rhodri Lewis as the Monster, at 59E59 Theaters for Origin’s 1st Irish Festival; 70 minutes, through January 28, 2023.

Reception: Favorable.

From the TheaterScene archive. Original review by Darryl Reilly for TheaterScene.org, January 15, 2023.

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