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Retired Marshal Bert McGraw tries to give up his gunslinging ways but is forced to wear his holster one last time.
This coming of age play follows Lena, a 12-year-old tomboy, who has been sent to live with her strict, superstitious grandmother in the mountains of Puerto Rico following her parents’ divorce.
Lou has determined that the solution to his problems lies in selling hand-painted ceramic unicorns at a mall kiosk.
