Big Brother Productions presents an industry reading of MARY amp MAX, a new musical based on the 2009 Australian claymation film about two unlikely pen pals, on Sunday, November 12th, at 3pm.
The film hits theaters tomorrow.
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The reading will be directed by Stafford Arima.
Tea Alagic will direct the industry presentation.
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The ambiguities in Mary Jane's character seem to stem more from the writing than the acting: though her behavior remains dubious or questionable, Mary Jane comes to real life as enacted by C…