M for Marriage 2021
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M for Marriage - 2021 Off-Broadway History , Info & More
Triad Theater
158 W. 72nd St. New York, NY 10023Please join us and meet Mr. and Mrs. M on stage together with 5 other hilarious and fun characters. The music spans rock to tango, rap, ballads, disco and much more.
We promise you a very fun evening full of laughs and fantastic new music. M for Marriage ran in Denmark to sold out audiences and rave reviews. Get ready for the first 100% Danish produced musical on an Off-Broadway stage.
M for Marriage - 2021 - Off-Broadway Cast
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