Lourds Lane Musical 'SuperYou' Moves From The Theater To A Dutchess County Drive-In
The musician's "SuperYou" musical was supposed to debut on Broadway in May. Instead it will happen in Dutchess County this weekend at a local drive-in.
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The musician's "SuperYou" musical was supposed to debut on Broadway in May. Instead it will happen in Dutchess County this weekend at a local drive-in.
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