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We Kray Kray (2023)
A hilarious comedy about three LGBTQIA+ friends (Wayne, Waves, and Chico) who start off hanging out on the noisiest street corner in town and then get invited to a party by the ever-fashionable party princess, Liberty. Our three friends end up having to go through a security check to attend this party. Once inside slapstick comedy ensues with run-ins with an ex, fun conversations about celibacy and a mysterious person who helps the friends see their futures. We Kray Kray is a lighthearted look at the different character types whether they are gay, straight, non-binary, and or flowing.
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A hilarious comedy about three LGBTQIA+ friends (Wayne, Waves, and Chico) who start off hanging out on the noisiest street corner in town and then get invited to a party by the ever-fashionable party princess, Liberty. Our three friends end up having to go through a security check to attend this party. Once inside slapstick comedy ensues with run-ins with an ex, fun conversations about celibacy and a mysterious person who helps the friends see their futures. We Kray Kray is a lighthearted look at the different character types whether they are gay, straight, non-binary, and or flowing.
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