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Greg Stone: Nobody Presents (2024)

With uproarious wit, Greg delves into the rollercoaster ride of having a baby, sharing side-splitting anecdotes about the joys and challenges of parenthood. Fearlessly tackling taboo topics, Greg explores the awkwardness of sex and the quirks of religion with a sharp humor that keeps the audience in stitches throughout this unforgettable performance. This description was written by a heartless machine who will one day enslave mankind.
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With uproarious wit, Greg delves into the rollercoaster ride of having a baby, sharing side-splitting anecdotes about the joys and challenges of parenthood. Fearlessly tackling taboo topics, Greg explores the awkwardness of sex and the quirks of religion with a sharp humor that keeps the audience in stitches throughout this unforgettable performance. This description was written by a heartless machine who will one day enslave mankind.

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Jason Katz
Written By:Greg Stone
In Theaters:3/6/2024
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Runtime:50 minutes
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