
Signature Theatre Cloak and Dagger
By David Siegel • Jun 17th, 2014 • Category: ReviewsUp for something with amusement, silliness, and banter propelled by a lively score and excellent voices? Then head off to Cloak and Dagger at Signature Theatre.
Up for something with amusement, silliness, and banter propelled by a lively score and excellent voices? Then head off to Cloak and Dagger at Signature Theatre.
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