←Recommendations of The Curious Tale of Marston Moore's Untimely Demise

  • William A. Smith: The Curious Tale of Marston Moore's Untimely Demise by Christopher Plumridge
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    I love this take on heaven. St. Peter and God like we've never seen them before, and funny! We arrive in Heaven with Marston and are as clueless as he is upon meeting St. Peter. Watching Marston working it all out is ten funny minutes. Loved it!

    I love this take on heaven. St. Peter and God like we've never seen them before, and funny! We arrive in Heaven with Marston and are as clueless as he is upon meeting St. Peter. Watching Marston working it all out is ten funny minutes. Loved it!

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  • Morey Norkin: The Curious Tale of Marston Moore's Untimely Demise by Christopher Plumridge
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    Christopher Plumridge has come up with one of the funniest dead person meets St. Peter stories I’ve ever encountered! The opportunities for physical comedy are endless! And after you’ve exhausted yourself from laughing, he adds some sweetener that will absolutely tug at your heartstrings. A wonderful play and a fine tribute to a legendary canine!

    Christopher Plumridge has come up with one of the funniest dead person meets St. Peter stories I’ve ever encountered! The opportunities for physical comedy are endless! And after you’ve exhausted yourself from laughing, he adds some sweetener that will absolutely tug at your heartstrings. A wonderful play and a fine tribute to a legendary canine!

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  • Jacquelyn Floyd-Priskorn: The Curious Tale of Marston Moore's Untimely Demise by Christopher Plumridge
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    So pleased to have had the chance to read this. People will love how active and comedic this recounting of Marston's last moments on earth can be when reenacted by the goofy and beautiful St(eph) Peter! A great role for a young actor as well. And as Brompton's mom, I am honored to have his name in this play and hopefully in audiences hearts.

    So pleased to have had the chance to read this. People will love how active and comedic this recounting of Marston's last moments on earth can be when reenacted by the goofy and beautiful St(eph) Peter! A great role for a young actor as well. And as Brompton's mom, I am honored to have his name in this play and hopefully in audiences hearts.

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