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Tag Archives: Frances McGarry

Review – Dear Mom

Posted on May 24, 2014 by Michael Cavacini
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Dear MomMy girlfriend and I went to see a new play at the Penn’s Landing Playhouse called Dear Mom. This is the second show that I’ve seen at this theater – the first was You Say Tomato, I Say Shut Up! – and it was terrific. Dear Mom tells the story of a mother and daughter whose relationship is a mixture of love, bitterness and disappointment. There’s plenty of humor along the way and I shed more than one tear during the play’s more serious moments.

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Posted in Acting, Review | Tagged Dear Mom, Frances McGarry, Independence Seaport Museum, Jay Falzone, Katherine Barron, Kelsey Lidsky, Nancy Holson, Penn's Landing Playhouse, Philadelphia, Play, Review, Theater | 2 Replies

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