James Braly: Oliver’s Pink Bicycle
The Moth
04/19/10
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A three year old’s pink birthday wish makes a man consider the kind of father that he wants to be. Dixon Place presents James Braly performing his dark comedy, Asylum, in New York through May 22nd. Meredith Vieira Productions is developing his first monologue, Life in a Marital Institution, as a touring show and feature film. More at jamesbraly.com.
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