Spooning
Mar 08 2019
•0h 7m
•Comedy
After twenty-one seasons, Judith remains utterly committed to her role in Beauty and the Beast. Backstage, she reflects on the sacrifices it took to become Broadway's leading spoon.
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Krista Morin
Judith
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