BWW Reviews: LIFE COULD BE A DREAM - Still Exciting & Entertaining in Extension
Originally set to close September 2 Stages Repertory Theatre extended the Roger Bean crooning jukebox musical LIFE COULD BE A DREAM until October 14, 2012.
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