Eighty-Seven Keys (a monologue) by
10 Apr. 2021
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Moving and heartfelt, Scott Sickles’ monologue reminds us that we are not invincible and to cherish those who mean the most to us. A lovely tribute to a true friend. ”
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Julie Zaffarano
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