LOOK MA WE'RE DANCING

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GENTLE REMINDERS FILL "LOOK MA WE'RE DANCING"

By Chuck Graham

TucsonStage.com

Family members may not be the world's most reliable support group, but we always have to remember: home is the place where, when you go there, they have to take you in.

Playwright Janet Neipris and the players at Invisible Theatre celebrate such enduring truths in the world premiere production of her light comedy with a heart, "Look Ma We're Dancing" directed by Gail Fitzhugh.

Susan Claassen is full of feisty confusion as Vi, the intellectual sister of Franny (Susan Kovitz) the sociable sister – the one mom always liked best, at least in Vi's opinion.

Look Ma Were Dancing

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