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Monday, March 14, 2011

Bond Girl by John Kuntz

Get dropped off in the South End. Try to find your way out. Estelle wishes she were still taking her old pills. And, that she was a “Bond girl.” Written by Huntington Playwriting Fellow John Kuntz and featuring the voice of Paula Plum.

Bond Girl is a part of the Emerging America Festival Audio Play series.
Posted by thom dunn at 10:48 AM
Labels: audio play, emerging america festival, john kuntz, paula plum, south end

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