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Felicia Madison: Better Than Sex (2024)
In Felicia’s first comedy special she covers it all: Childhood, Marriage, Kids and even Depression.
She found her true passion on the stage and it was for her, Better Than Sex.
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In Felicia’s first comedy special she covers it all: Childhood, Marriage, Kids and even Depression. She found her true passion on the stage and it was for her, Better Than Sex.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Felicia Madison
In Theaters:2/20/2024
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Runtime:48 minutes
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