It tells the story of a socially anxious sportswriter and his new female friend, a pro cuddler he hired.
A local writer’s new play is going to show Manhattan audiences a side of Bushwick they’ve probably never seen — or imagined.
“Spoons” is set in a Bushwick apartment and tells the story of a socially anxious sportswriter and his new female friend, a professional cuddler he employed.
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