Living on the Moon
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M & B Productions in association with Fringe Management
After experiencing her mother's demise from Alzheimer's, writer-performer Molly McFadden learns how to face the truth and let go in this poignant yet humorous one-woman show told with music, puppetry and love. The puppet, expertly voiced and animated by Molly, represents her mother and is fittingly named Memory. This show has become more meaningful to Molly since she learned she has the gene for Alzheimer's and has been diagnosed with Mild Cognitive Impairment. 'Time stood still during this performance for me, thanks to Molly and that magnificent puppet' (ArtSaginaw.org).
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