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Dominic
By: Lee Guzman
Narrated by: Louise Cooksey
Length: 3 hrs and 17 mins

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Dominic

Name: Dominic
Brand: Castle Bridge Media
SKU: BK_ACX0_369015UK
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By: Lee Guzman

Narrated by: Louise Cooksey

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Summary

A woman and her former-supermodel grandmother must fight a possessed dummy that has haunted her family since the fantastic success of her world-famous ventriloquist great-grandfather.

About the Author
Playwright Lee Guzman, whose stage debut You Got Moxie explored the psychology of a reclusive former 1950s child star coming out of retirement to oppose the Vietnam War, here taps into the strange 20th-century appeal of famous ventriloquists and their dummies like Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. Dummies are always ripe for spookiness, but Dominic takes a unique angle, playing with their place in American pop culture."