Da Kink In My Hair Stage Play on The Bare Truth

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LouddMouth Radio features a personal conversation with Playwright Trey Anthony as she presents the 4 Time NAACP Award Winning Stage Play- "Da Kink In My Hair" set to debut this weekend September 6th-8th, 2013 at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre starring Singer/Songwriters Angie Stone & Melanie Fiona & Actress Terri J. Vaughn. Directed by Andrea Fyre. Subscribe to LouddMouth Radio Network Podcast - New Episodes - New Season 13 is Here. Share this Episode with someone who needs this message. https://LouddMouthRadio.com

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