Just So 1985
Opened: December 3, 1985Closing: December 08, 1985
Just So - 1985 Off-Broadway History , Info & More
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In the "Just So Stories," Rudyard Kipling created a magical world as he told his daughter fables of the animal kingdom. In "Just So," George Stiles and Anthony Drewe ("Honk!") have created a new musical that weaves five of Mr. Kipling's most famous tales together into a fanciful lesson about personal courage, individuality and friendship.
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