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D.J. Demers: Born in '86 (2022)
D.J. Demers returns with his third one-hour special, where he touches on the struggle of being deaf in a pandemic, the educational power of Scrabble, and his newfound appreciation for sports, particularly the violent ones. D.J. Is accompanied onstage by ASL interpreter Caroline Blaike. He also talks about his love of violent sports.
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D.J. Demers returns with his third one-hour special, where he touches on the struggle of being deaf in a pandemic, the educational power of Scrabble, and his newfound appreciation for sports, particularly the violent ones. D.J. Is accompanied onstage by ASL interpreter Caroline Blaike. He also talks about his love of violent sports.
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Genre:Comedy
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Written By:D.J. Demers
In Theaters:6/16/2022
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:800 Pound Gorilla Pictures, 800 Pound Gorilla Media
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