
'ta-da!' Off-Broadway review — Josh Sharp gets personal, potty-mouthed, and poignant
Read our review of ta-da! off Broadway, a new solo comedy show written and performed by Josh Sharp at the Greenwich House Theater through August 23 only.
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Read our review of ta-da! off Broadway, a new solo comedy show written and performed by Josh Sharp at the Greenwich House Theater through August 23 only.

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